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EPF tax withdrawal: My pressure did it, says Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi, March 8: Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday took credit for the NDA government's decision to withdraw tax on Employees' Provident Fund (EPF), a budgetary decision that witnessed a backlash from across the country.
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EPF
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Minister
Arun
Jaitley
withdraws
tax
proposal
Finance
Ministry
clears
its
stance
on
EPF
taxation
Arun
Jaitley
questions
Rahul
Gandhi's
maturity
level" />Big
relief
on
EPF
taxation:
Finance
Minister
Arun
Jaitley
withdraws
tax
proposal
Finance
Ministry
clears
its
stance
on
EPF
taxation
Arun
Jaitley
questions
Rahul
Gandhi's
maturity
level
"May pressure did work," Rahul said in Parliament on the govenment's decision to roll back the tax. He added that he always stands by those who are oppressed or victimised.
Earlier in the day, Union Finance Minister rolled back the EPF tax plan completely. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had intevened after a strong objection was raised against the move to partially tax the EPF at the time of withdrawal.
He also said while making the announcement the plan to withdraw monetary limit for constribution of employers to the provident and superannuation fund of Rs 1,50,000 for tax benefits.
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