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Pension Withdrawal: A Complete Guide by TaxPro Experts

Are you planning to withdraw your pension? Understanding the process, eligibility, and tax implications can save you time and ensure you receive your benefits without hassle. At TaxPro Experts, we guide you through the pension withdrawal process, making it simple and stress-free.

What is Pension Withdrawal?

Pension withdrawal refers to the process of withdrawing the funds accumulated in a pension scheme after retirement or under certain conditions. Various pension schemes like EPF (Employees’ Provident Fund), NPS (National Pension System), and others provide benefits that can be withdrawn as per government rules.

Types of Pension Withdrawals

Full Pension Withdrawal

Eligible after retirement or as per the specified age.

Requires no more than X number of years in service (as per specific plans).

Partial Pension Withdrawal

Allows withdrawal of a part of the pension fund before retirement under certain conditions like medical emergencies or personal needs.

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Eligibility Criteria for Pension Withdrawal

  • Retirement Age: Most pension plans allow withdrawals after the age of 58.
  • Minimum Service Years: The EPF scheme requires a minimum of 10 years of service.
  • Special Conditions: Early withdrawal in case of medical emergencies, education, or marriage of children.

Pension Withdrawal Rules in India

EPF Pension: Can be fully withdrawn at the age of 58, with a part available for withdrawal earlier under specific conditions.

NPS Withdrawal: A portion of the pension corpus can be withdrawn, and the remaining must be used to purchase an annuity.

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