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If you withdraw your pf money after resigning from your job will 20 percent of the amount be deducted?
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∙ 11y ago
If you are resigning before completing 5 years of service then yes, the amount you withdraw is taxable. The tax is not 20% but instead, the amount withdrawn is added up with your annual salary and taxed according to the prevailing tax slabs
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