Is the 60% NPS withdrawal taxable?
No, the 60% lump-sum withdrawal at age 60 is 100% tax-exempt under Section 10(12A).
Estimate your NPS corpus and monthly pension at retirement.
Estimates retirement pension wealth and monthly annuity payouts accumulated through Tier-1 National Pension System contributions.
Corpus = P × [((1 + r)^n - 1) / r] × (1 + r) | Annuity = 40% of Corpus × Annuity_Rate
P = Monthly contribution, r = Expected blended annual return (equity + debt), n = Months until age 60.
Inputs: Monthly Deposit = ₹10,000 | Expected Return = 10% p.a. | Tenure = 25 Years (300 Months)
Summary: Total Corpus = ₹1.34 Crores | Lump-Sum Payout = ₹80.27 Lakhs | Monthly Pension (at 6% annuity) = ₹26,758
No, the 60% lump-sum withdrawal at age 60 is 100% tax-exempt under Section 10(12A).
At least 40% of the accumulated corpus must be utilized to purchase a registered annuity from an insurance provider.
Premature exit is permitted after 5 years, but 80% of the corpus must be directed into an annuity.