Change of preference in NPS

If I change my investment preference in NPS then will the said amount be taxable?
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This discussion clarifies whether changing your investment preference within the National Pension System (NPS) incurs any tax liability. It confirms that transferring your funds between different asset classes, such as from debt to equity, is not a taxable event. The advice applies to both Tier 1 and Tier 2 accounts.

Which amount????
My entire principal amount

do you mean you want to change the asset allocation or fund manager?

then the answer is NO.

Please elaborate your question?

I mean to say that I have my fund in a segment and I want to transfer my portfolio to another segment like say from debt to equity. So then will the amount so transferred be taxable?

No it should not be taxable.

Which type of account you are maintaining in NPS ie Tier 1 or Tier 2.

Yes you can do so.

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