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of <h1>Understanding Rule 69: Provident Fund Withdrawal Conditions for Illness, Marriage, and Housing Explained</h1> Rule 69 of the Income Tax Rules, 1962, outlines conditions for withdrawal from recognized provident funds for various purposes. Employees earning over 5,000 per month can withdraw up to six months' pay or their total exempted contributions and interest, whichever is less, for illness or marriage expenses. For housing-related withdrawals, conditions include service tenure, construction timelines, and property ownership requirements. Employees earning 5,000 or less have specific withdrawal limits based on contributions and service years. Any excess or misused withdrawal must be refunded with interest. The rule also allows limited withdrawals for home improvements and other specified purposes.
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