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Save additional taxes with Corporate NPS under section 80CCD(2)

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All you need to know about Corporate NPS

Think of it as a smarter way to structure your salary. Corporate NPS is a version of NPS designed for employees in organisations that have opted into it.

Here, your employer contributes to your NPS account.You can contribute too.

Over time, these contributions are invested to build a retirement corpus in your name.

It’s a defined contribution system, which simply means what goes in — from you and your employer —grows over time to support your future income.

All of this operates under the PFRDA, within a regulated, long-term investment framework.

If you’re | you are eligible!

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Unlock additional tax savings with Corporate NPS under Section 80CCD(2), applicable across both tax regimes

Corporate NPS helps you get more from your salary with…

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Employer Contribution

Your employer contributes too. Which means you’re not building your retirement alone.
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Tax Benefit

Contributions come with tax benefits, making your money work smarter.
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Long-Term Growth

Your money is invested across markets to grow steadily over time.
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Portability

Switch jobs or cities — your NPS account moves with you.
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Flexibility

You can pick your asset mix or let it adjust automatically over time.

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Organisations are choosing
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Because it’s a win-win situation for both — the company and its people.

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