Ladakh Form

Form 15G Auto-Filler (PF & TDS Exemption)

Generate and print your official Form 15G for PF withdrawal, EPF, and Bank FD TDS exemption. Auto-calculated and strictly formatted to Income Tax Department standards.

Declarant Profile

Estimation & Taxes Income

Payer Details Bank/EPF

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Step 1: Permanent Details

Provide personal information as per your PAN card to ensure the TDS exemption is mapped correctly.

Full Name of Assessee (Declarant) *

PAN of the Assessee *

Status will be marked as 'Individual'.

Detailed Permanent Address *

City/Town/Village *

State *

PIN Code *

Mobile / Telephone *

Email ID

Step 2: Estimation of Income & Tax Returns

You can only submit Form 15G if your total estimated income for the financial year is below the basic exemption limit (₹2,50,000).

Assessed for Income Tax? *

Amount on which Exemption is Claimed (₹) *

The exact EPF withdrawal amount or FD Interest.

Estimated TOTAL Income (₹) *

Include the exemption amount in this total. Must be < ₹2,50,000.

Have you filed Form 15G earlier this Financial Year?

Step 3: Income Source Details

Please provide the details of where this income is originating from (e.g., PF Account number, Bank Fixed Deposit Receipt Number).

Identification Number of Investment / PF *

Nature of Income *

Section under which tax is deductible *

Declaration Signoff I declare that to the best of my knowledge and belief what is stated above is correct, complete and is truly stated. I declare that my total income will fall below the taxable limit.

About Form 15G

Form 15G is a declaration under sub-section (1) and (1A) of section 197A of the Income-tax Act, 1961. It is submitted to deductors to claim non-deduction of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS).

When do you need this?

Withdrawing EPF balance (< 5 years of service)
Bank FD interest exceeds ₹40,000 yearly
Condition: You must be < 60 years old. (Use Form 15H if older).

Important: The deductor (PF Office or Bank) will fill "Part II" of this form. You are only required to fill up "Part I".