Good to know information. I believe we can continue with the 12% EPF and the amount intended to invest under VPF can ideally be invested via SIP into one of the Small Cap Fund is the investment is for a long term as the VPF returns will be lesser than the investment into SMALLCAP
She said 100% of basic + DA, which is correct. 88% is in excess of minimum 12%, which is also correct but it's not how she framed the sentence. She's not talking about exceeding, she said 'you can go to 100% of basic + DA' IIRC
As the name says, it's a "voluntary" investment that you are making from your basic salary. So, this is part of your gross income for tax calculation purpose and you will be taxed according to your marginal slab rates in both the new and old regimes
It’s good deal to understand the concept in Hindi, pls provide all veracity module in Hindi also some module like personal finance part 2 is also not available in PDF or Hindi pls bring them as early as possible
Hi, thanks for the video, it is great. However, I do have few questions: * When we change job, then do we need to transfer VPF account as well? * Can the VPF contribution % be changed with new employer? * Can VPF contribution % be changed each month? * Does the 5 year locking period reset on joining new company? * On changing job, is there an option to stop VPF contribution? * Post 5 years, is it mandatory to withdraw the VPF account? Or we can extend it till whenever we want?
You have the option to change how much % of your basic salary you want to contribute in VPF. You can also stop the VPF request from your current company.
Very useful Info Team.! Thanks .. Just help me to understand whether Money Invested in VPF is tax exempted completely over and above 80C limit ? For Example: I am under 30% tax slab and my 80C limit is over utilized by EPF and ELSS, apart from EPF I am contribution 1Lakh Extra as VPF. Now this 1laks is exempted from my salary TDS (30%) ? I am assuming this 1Lakh will debited before tax calculation. Or this 1Lakh will be debited post tax/TDS calculation and I need to pay 30% tax on this amount before it goes to VPF ? Please do clarify.
Your understanding is correct. There will be no additional deduction available on top of the 1.5 lakh in 80c (old regime) If you have already utilized this 1.5 lakh limit via epf+vpf, the 1 lakh contribution to vpf will be taxed according to your marginal tax slab (30% in your case) Please remember only YOUR contribution to EPF is considered in 80c 1.5 lakh limit and also don't invest more than 2.5 lakh in EPF+VPF as the interest earned will be taxes if it exceeds the threshold
@@pratik2388yes, no other option left. However, there are recent reports stating that there is a recommendation to the finance ministry to increase the 2.5 lakh limit. Hopefully, they do it soon
Finally something that clearly demarcates the two and also puts forth a clear unambiguous suggestion.
Ur conclusion makes all the doubts clear. Thanks!
Good to know information. I believe we can continue with the 12% EPF and the amount intended to invest under VPF can ideally be invested via SIP into one of the Small Cap Fund is the investment is for a long term as the VPF returns will be lesser than the investment into SMALLCAP
EEE is the main advantage of PFs
Very well explained. Thank you
Best video I have come acrross till date...thanks
This is a good video not only information wise but also its very captivating and engaging with all the animations and presentation skills ❤
Thank you so much madam
Very important information with good explanation
Technically, Max you can contribute in VPF is not 100% but 88% because 12% is already blocked for EPF. :)
She said 100% of basic + DA, which is correct. 88% is in excess of minimum 12%, which is also correct but it's not how she framed the sentence. She's not talking about exceeding, she said 'you can go to 100% of basic + DA' IIRC
Is VPF considered in taxable income for a salaried employee when opted for new Tax regime ?
No
As the name says, it's a "voluntary" investment that you are making from your basic salary. So, this is part of your gross income for tax calculation purpose and you will be taxed according to your marginal slab rates in both the new and old regimes
It’s good deal to understand the concept in Hindi, pls provide all veracity module in Hindi also some module like personal finance part 2 is also not available in PDF or Hindi pls bring them as early as possible
Please some your thoughts around taxes on VPF, during withdrawal.
For NEW TAX EPF interest in not taxable?
U r wonderful presenter
Good to see you, here Aastha...
I was wondering why you were not in YIA videos.
Thank you very much for the video please continue like this
Mem mujhe vpf account close karna hai kaise hoga
Hi, thanks for the video, it is great. However, I do have few questions:
* When we change job, then do we need to transfer VPF account as well?
* Can the VPF contribution % be changed with new employer?
* Can VPF contribution % be changed each month?
* Does the 5 year locking period reset on joining new company?
* On changing job, is there an option to stop VPF contribution?
* Post 5 years, is it mandatory to withdraw the VPF account? Or we can extend it till whenever we want?
You have the option to change how much % of your basic salary you want to contribute in VPF. You can also stop the VPF request from your current company.
Please publish video and content on EPS
1 thing in case you exhaust you 2.5 Lakh limit of your Vpf then go for PPF
What form require for vpf
Hi...if vpf contribution is 25k per month .and new tax regime is opted...
Will tax be deducted on vpf contribution n interest??
Please reply
12*25= 3lac, anything exceeding above 2.5lac for pf is taxable, the taxable amount is intrest earned on 50k in your case as it exceeds 2.5lacs
Hi I have a question if I add to VPF can I stop it next month or after a year or is it permanent once I start ?
It can be stopped anytime
Very useful Info Team.! Thanks .. Just help me to understand whether Money Invested in VPF is tax exempted completely over and above 80C limit ? For Example: I am under 30% tax slab and my 80C limit is over utilized by EPF and ELSS, apart from EPF I am contribution 1Lakh Extra as VPF. Now this 1laks is exempted from my salary TDS (30%) ? I am assuming this 1Lakh will debited before tax calculation. Or this 1Lakh will be debited post tax/TDS calculation and I need to pay 30% tax on this amount before it goes to VPF ? Please do clarify.
Your understanding is correct. There will be no additional deduction available on top of the 1.5 lakh in 80c (old regime)
If you have already utilized this 1.5 lakh limit via epf+vpf, the 1 lakh contribution to vpf will be taxed according to your marginal tax slab (30% in your case)
Please remember only YOUR contribution to EPF is considered in 80c 1.5 lakh limit and also don't invest more than 2.5 lakh in EPF+VPF as the interest earned will be taxes if it exceeds the threshold
@@vinaytm Thanks Bro !!
@@vinaytm in my case the 12% of basic itself is more than 2.5L annually.. so in this case there are no options left, right?
@@pratik2388yes, no other option left. However, there are recent reports stating that there is a recommendation to the finance ministry to increase the 2.5 lakh limit. Hopefully, they do it soon
@@vinaytm let's hope they do extend
VPF ka lockin 5yrs hai- withdrawal is allowed aftr that. Pls confirm
Yes
Could we modify the amount after investing in VPF
Yes
Hey, have I seen you in Invest Yadnya videos before?
Isn't she Astha
Can we stop investment thru VPF after 5 years?
Yes
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Thank you so much madam
Very important information with good explanation