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How log to withdraw your pf amount?

Updated: 10/10/2023
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11y ago

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After 5 years from the date of inception of the account or during retirement.

Withdrawing before 5 years would attract income tax liabilities. Let me explain.

Assuming your salary CTC is 5 lacs for this year and you withdrew your PF amount of say 2 lacs which you accumulated in 4 years, your net taxable income for income tax for this financial year would be 7 lacs.

If you had waited one more year, this 2+ lacs would have been tax free on your hands.

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PF funds are for retirement and you cannot just withdraw it for any reason. There are specific reasons and time durations you must complete to be able to withdraw it. Refer to the related links about the rules governing withdrawal of EPF.

Apart from this, you can get your PF when you resign from your job and will not take up any other jobs for a period of at least 2 months.

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It will take 90 days for the money to reach you

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