Employee Provident Fund Organization (EPFO), one of the largest social security organisations in the world, is in charge of managing the welfare programme known as Employee Provident Fund (EPF).
Amendments made to the way contributions to the EPF, NPS and Superannuation fund have increased the tax burden on certain sections of the salaried class.
Though the biggest USP of the Employees Provident Fund is its EEE tax status, however, there are certain instances when EPF can become taxable. Here is a look at instances when you are required to pay tax on EPF.