Hi,
I took a break from by job and withdraw my Provident fund and pension balance of Rupees 1,67,000. What is the tax implication. Is it taxable. Do I have to show this in my income.
Thanks,
Sneha
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If you have withdrawn your PF before completion of 5 years of completion of service, then the PF amount is taxable in your hands.
Regards,
Devendra K
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If you have withdrawn your PF before completion of 5 years of completion of service, then the PF amount is taxable in your hands. Regards, Devendra K |
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yes agreed
yes it is taxable
Taxable - if before completn of terms u hv withdrawn.
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