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EPF Calculator (PF Maturity & Retirement Balance)

Your Employees' Provident Fund grows every month with your 12% contribution, part of your employer's contribution and tax-free interest. See how much your PF account could hold when you retire.

Updated October 2026 · Free · No sign-up · Works on mobile

12% is standard. Higher means VPF.

Results appear here as you type.

How to use the EPF Calculator (PF Maturity & Retirement Balance)

  1. Enter your monthly basic salary plus DA.
  2. Enter your age, retirement age and current PF balance.
  3. Adjust the yearly increment and interest rate if needed.
  4. See your expected PF corpus and the interest earned.

How EPF contributions work

  • You contribute 12% of basic + DA to EPF.
  • Your employer also contributes 12%, but 8.33% (up to ₹1,250 a month) goes to the Employees' Pension Scheme (EPS). The rest, 3.67% or more, goes to your EPF.
  • Interest is calculated monthly on the running balance and credited once a year.
  • EPF interest has been 8.25% recently. EPFO announces the rate every year.

Is EPF tax-free?

EPF is in the EEE category: your contribution qualifies for 80C (old regime), the interest is tax-free, and the maturity amount is tax-free after 5 years of continuous service. Interest on your own contribution above ₹2.5 lakh a year is taxable.

Frequently asked questions

What is the current EPF interest rate?

EPFO declared 8.25% for recent years. You can change the rate in the calculator when a new rate is announced.

Why is my employer's PF contribution less than mine in my passbook?

Because 8.33% of the employer's 12% (maximum ₹1,250 a month) goes to the pension scheme (EPS) and does not show in the EPF balance.

Can I withdraw PF before retirement?

Yes, partially for reasons such as medical treatment, marriage, education, buying a house, or after two months of unemployment.

These tools give estimates for general guidance and are not financial or tax advice. Rates and rules can change; check official sources before making decisions.