Employee providend fund

Employees Providend fund taxable or not?
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This discussion clarifies whether Employee Provident Fund (EPF) contributions are taxable. Contributions qualify for deduction under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, up to £150,000 annually. Crucially, EPF received after retirement is generally not taxable, especially if you have completed more than 5 years of continuous service or if it's from a recognised provident fund, being exempt under Section 10.

Provided Fund is Deduction under section 80c of the Income tax act .
Can you provide more specification?
It's not taxable at time of withdrawal if continous service is for more than 5 years.
Also you get yearly deduction under 80C upto 150000
Employee providend fund received after retirement around rs 90000
Not taxable.
Exempt under sec 10 if it is not received from unrecognised provident fund

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