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EPF Withdrawal Calculator

₹10,000₹1.00 Cr
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₹8.1 %₹8.1 %
Yr
₹1 Yr₹35 Yr
Total Investment₹5,00,000
Expected Return Rate (p.a)8.1%
Time Period10 Years
Total Value₹0

To plan EPF withdrawals, you need to know the exact balance and eligibility limits. But EPFO rules limit the amounts based on service years, purpose, and contributions. This makes it easy to make mistakes when checking by hand and takes a long time. An EPF withdrawal calculator tells you right away how much money you can get for things like home loans, medical emergencies, or job changes. This will help you avoid having your claims denied or getting taxes you didn't expect.

This tool helps India's large salaried workforce deal with everyday problems without having to take money out of their retirement accounts too soon.

EPF rules let you take out part of your money for certain reasons after a certain amount of time has passed (for example, 5 to 10 years for housing or 7 days for illness). However, the limits on how much you can take out vary from case to case. An EPF withdrawal calculator automatically uses these Para 68 rules to show you the amounts you can take out of your PF and EPS pension components.

It stops penalties for taking out too much money or delays when you need it right away, like for marriage (up to 50% for 3 events) or school.

What is a calculator for EPF withdrawals?

An EPF withdrawal calculator is a tool you can use online to figure out how much money you can take out of your EPF account. 

The amount you can withdraw depends on your current balance, how long you've worked there, how much you contribute each month, and the reason for the withdrawal, such as medical (no limit if you are hospitalised for a month), housing (90% after three years), or retirement.

What is the use of an EPF withdrawal calculator?

An EPF withdrawal calculator takes complicated EPFO rules and turns them into useful information that lets you plan advances with confidence, without having to guess or wait.

Instant previews make it easier to get ready for a claim: 

The tool shows you the exact amounts you can claim, your post-withdrawal balances, and the TDS effects (like 10% above ₹50,000 for service under 5 years) before you file Form 31 online. This helps you avoid being rejected for KYC issues or going over your limit.

Allows for scenario testing to find the best choices: 

Compare job change transfers (which keep full growth) to withdrawals, making sure that EPS pension continuity stays intact. Or, simulate multiple advances, like housing first and then medical, without accidentally running out of money too soon.

Helps with life events while keeping retirement safe: 

It shows how much money you can safely access (for example, 90% for housing after three years) while also showing how much the money will grow until you turn 58. This could be for a down payment on your first home, paying for a family member's illness, or paying for a wedding.

For example 

Here's how the EPF withdrawal calculator shows trade-offs for someone with a ₹10 lakh EPF balance and 7 years of service:

Scenario

Eligible Withdrawal

Remaining Balance

Projected Value @60 (8% return)

EPS Impact

Housing Advance

₹9 lakh (90%)

₹1 lakh

₹2.2 lakh

Pension intact

Medical (self)

Full ₹10 lakh

₹0

₹0 (rebuild needed)

25% reduction

Transfer (job change)

₹0 (full transfer)

₹10 lakh

₹22 lakh

Full pension

Marriage (2nd claim)

₹3.5 lakh (35%)

₹6.5 lakh

₹14.3 lakh

No impact

How to Calculate EPF Withdrawal Amount with Stockify 

Use EPF Withdrawal Calculator in these simple three steps:

  • Enter your current EPF balance, monthly basic salary, employer share, and total years of service, to find out if you qualify.

  • Choose the type of withdrawal (partial or full) and the reason for the withdrawal (medical, housing, marriage, etc.). The tool will then set limits, such as 50% for education or full for unemployment that lasts more than two months.

  • Check the eligible amount, the balance after withdrawal, the TDS preview, and the one-click claim form instructions to get your EPFO portal ready right away.

Advantages of Stockify's EPF Withdrawal Calculator

These are the advantages of Stockify’s EPF Withdrawal Calculator:

Updates from the EPFO in 2025: 

Adds easier Aadhaar KYC and higher housing limits for more accurate simulations that follow the rules, unlike basic tools.

Visual PF vs. EPS breakdowns: 

Shows clear splits, the effects of transferring UAN, and predictions for future growth if the money stays invested.

Mobile-friendly with exports: 

You can access it on your phone at any time and make reports that you can share right away, without having to pay for spreadsheets.

Use the EPF withdrawal calculator.

FAQ

Yes, EPF withdrawal can be taxable if you withdraw before 5 years with Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) of 10% (with PAN) or more (without PAN) for amounts over ₹50,000, but withdrawals after 5 years are usually tax-free.

Yes Stockify’s EPF calculator is free to use.

There is no capping on the number of usage and you can use the calculator as many times as possible.

Changing job does not affect the calculation because the UAN remains the same.

You can get back up to 90% of the balance after three years of membership, or the full amount for repayment or EMI under Para 68BD/68B, which you can prove with Form 31.

If that's the case, you'll need to change the number you put in when you use the EPF calculator.

There is no minimum service requirement. If you are hospitalized for a month, you can withdraw your full employee pay, or a smaller amount for family needs while you are not in the hospital.

Yes, for allowed advances. If you leave your job, you have to pay TDS on the full amount if you've worked there for less than five years, but not on partial payments.

You can take up to 50% of the balance for yourself, your kids, or your siblings. You can only do this three times after seven years of service, and you have to wait 12 months between claims.

You can use the UMANG app, SMS, or the EPFO portal (UAN login) to check your EPF balance before you take it out. You can also look it up in the passbook, which shows the correct amounts for PF, interest, and EPS contributions.

If your EPF claim is denied, it could be because your KYC information doesn't match or your purpose isn't eligible. You can refile with self-certification or appeal through the EPFiGMS portal within 30 days.