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Tax on EPF withdrawal after 4 years
by Guest on Dec 01, 2009 12:45 PM  Permalink 

Hi, I will be leaving my current organization and want to withdraw EPF. I have contributed to EPF for 3.11 months. Please can you tell me, how much % TAX will be deducted.

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EPF withdrawal for education
by r s on May 14, 2008 04:18 PM  Permalink 

I am working in a private IT company with its own PF trust. So my money is not with the Govt of India. Now, I plan to leave for 2 years of higher education. The company wants me to withdraw the EPF amount, and will be charging 20-30% tax on it.

Is it mandatory to withdraw the money from ones EPF account for companies with private EPF trusts?

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EPF withdrawal
by r s on May 14, 2008 04:17 PM  Permalink 

I am working in a private IT company with its own PF trust. So my money is not with the Govt of India. Now, I plan to leave for 2 years of higher education. The company wants me to withdraw the EPF amount, and will be charging 20-30% tax on it.

Is it mandatory to withdraw the money from ones EPF account for companies with private EPF trusts?

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EPF WITHDRAWL - REG
by srikanth on Feb 19, 2008 11:34 PM  Permalink 

Im a sub scriber of EPF since 6 years in a PSU..Now i would like to draw as much as i eligible for housing...Shall i get any epf withdraw rules for housing..??

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can my employer retain my EPF
by on Jan 15, 2008 02:44 AM  Permalink 

Hi,
I have a question. Can my employer retain my EPF incase I wish to resign from my current company?

Is there any way to get back my EPF money incase it is retained by my Employer?

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I want to see my EPF Total amount
by on Nov 12, 2007 11:43 AM  Permalink 

I try though online.But It shows that "The establishment code is not found" .Please give a reply.

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Calculation of PF at retirement
by Amit kewlani on Jun 30, 2007 07:53 PM  Permalink 

Hi, I have started job in Private limited at age of 23 in year 2005 if i retire at age 58 (i.e in 2040) what would be my total EPF. Start with package of 3 L & 10% hike p.a can be considered fair enough....

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EPF has no funds !!!!!!
by shanmuga subramanian on Jun 30, 2007 07:29 PM  Permalink 

Yes it is true!

Being a son of EPF employee, I will tell you the truth about EPF!

Because of of interest rates about 9% EPF funds are shrinking as they are allowed only to invest in Government bonds which give them only 5% interest!

Also due to schemes introduced by our former Finance minister(Manmohan Singh in 1995 -IT is termed as Manmohan's Biggest blunder) ,EPF is in danger of defrauding as employees who retire once have a monthly pension of Rs 500/irrespective of the amount contributed them!


if they contribute 12000 during theor lifetime they would get a minimum pension of Rs500 throughout the lifetime!

The above facts are true as they were furnished my father to me as he is EPF employee working at
Madurai!


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What about NRI's?
by Sujith Mathew on Jun 30, 2007 07:27 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I am an NRI and what is the equivalent of EPF for an NRI? or NRI can deposit in EPF?

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RE:What about NRI's?
by shanmuga subramanian on Jun 30, 2007 07:35 PM  Permalink
No NRI can't invest ib EPF

EPF means employees Provident Fund!

It is only for employees of any concern working in India of

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RE:What about NRI's?
by Sujith Mathew on Jun 30, 2007 07:35 PM  Permalink
What should an NRI do then?

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EPF
by Security ONGC on Jun 30, 2007 06:38 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I would like to know whether EPF is applicable on 'Extra Duty' or 'Over time' and also on Leave with wages

vasan

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RE:EPF
by Dipankar Dutta on Jun 30, 2007 07:09 PM  Permalink
Dear Mr. Vasan, EPF is applicable only to Basic pay and DA. No allowances like Extra duty or over time comes into the picture of EPF.

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