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📍The main USP of the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF), apart from safety and high returns (compared to other fixed options such as PPF, FD), is that it has exempt-exempt-exempt tax status. That is, it is exempted from tax at the time of maturity. Further, contributions to EPF and the interest received on the EPF contributions are exempted from tax as well, subject to certain conditions. However, did you know that there are certain instances when EPF can become taxable? In this session we have cover the taxability on provident fund along with rule 3B calculation.
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