Interest accrued on the accumulated balance, post cessation of employment, the period when no contribution is made to the EPF, is taxable.
EPFO rules say the claim should be settled within 30 days. If there is a delay, EPFO may have to pay 12 percent interest.
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EPFO eases PF transfers for foreign employees: Faster global fund movement, less paperwork
In a significant move to improve ease of doing business and employee convenience, the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation ...
The government has provided an update on EPFO 3.0 reforms. Key developments include faster claim settlements and an expanded ...
The new EPS 2026 rules approved by EPFO have dropped the clause that allowed employees to opt for higher pension ...
The Employees Provident Fund Organisation has simplified rules for international workers. Payments can now be made directly ...
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EPFO's new rule! PF transfers have become easier; these employees will benefit the most
Important news has emerged for EPFO employees. New rules have been issued for EPFO employees. This will make it much easier ...
From PF transfer to faster claim settlements, EPFO 3.0 introduces major changes. Check the latest EPF withdrawal rules and ...
The government has clarified that it is not currently planning any specific changes to the Employees’ Provident Fund ...
The government has clarified its position on increasing the minimum pension under EPFO’s EPS-95 in a Lok Sabha reply. While ...
South Indian Bank (SIB) has announced the launch of Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) payment services through its internet ...
EPFO is developing an auto-settlement facility to disburse unclaimed money from inoperative accounts directly to subscribers.
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