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Corpus sketch. Deduction caps live in the Act, not in this ending balance.

Last updated 27 August 2026 · not a filing

Contribution in. Market out. Tax rules on the side.

Type a monthly contribution, optional employer monthly, years, assumed return. The corpus is compound interest theatre. 80CCD(1B) ₹50,000 is the extra deduction cap in the Act. Exit: PFRDA still wants a slice as annuity for many subscribers — the slider is illustrative.

Worked example: ₹5,000/month, 25 years, 10%

Run it. Then run 8%. The gap is why NPS ads and NPS reality argue. Not advice.

Questions

Are my numbers uploaded?

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Is this a filing?

No. Print the worksheet. Argue with payroll or a CA. Do not paste this into an ITR as authority.

80CCD(1B)?

Additional deduction up to ₹50,000. This page does not prepare ITR schedules.

80CCD(2)?

Employer NPS: 10% of salary (14% central govt) — a payroll line, not this contribution box unless you type it.

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