PF withdrawal

Is this taxable if yes then which head?
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This discussion clarifies the taxability of Provident Fund (PF) withdrawals. Generally, withdrawals made after five years of continuous service are entirely tax-exempt. However, withdrawals made before five years are subject to tax, with the taxability depending on whether you claimed deductions under Section 80C for your employee contributions.

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Taxability of withdrawal of Employees Provident Fund :

1)... If Withdrawal After 5 years of continuous service, than totally exempt (Employee’s Contribution + Employer’s Contribution interest earned)

2)...If Withdrawal before 5 years of continuous service, than

(i)Employee’s Contribution: Deduction u/s 80C availed at the time of investment- Taxable as Income from Salary.
Deduction u/s 80C not availed at the time of investment- Not Taxable

(ii)Employer’s Contribution : Taxable as ‘Income from Salary

(iii)Entire Interest Amount : Taxable as ‘Income from other sources

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