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PF (Provident Fund) Account Types, Differences And Details
Under the PF schemes, the employees contribute a small amount of their monthly income, which turns into a retirement corpus.
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How Is Gratuity Calculated, When Are You Eligible? Read Here
Gratuity: An employee is eligible for gratuity payment after completing 5 years of continuous service with one employer.
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PF (Provident Fund) Withdrawal For Medical Emergencies Rule Change. Read Details
The facility can only be availed by employees covered under CS(MA) rules or under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS).
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Tax Rule Change On PF (Provident Fund). Read 10 Points
The government has decided to reduce the tax benefits on PF, in a move to target high-income earners who benefit from the scheme.
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New Rule Change In Take-Home Salary, Working Hours Delayed
The new labour laws have been passed through the parliament but are delayed as Indian states are yet to notify these regulations.
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Take-Home Salary, Work Hours May Change From July 1. Details Here
As per the new labour code, companies can increase the working hours but would have to give an additional weekly off.
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How To Withdraw PF (Provident Fund): Steps And Rules Explained
Employees can withdraw their PF online quite easily
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You Can Partially Or Fully Withdraw Provident Fund Money Under These Conditions Before Retirement
A key change was made to EPF rules to allow a person to withdraw PF corpus if one faces unemployment before retirement due to lockdown or retrenchment
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EPFO Issues New Guidelines: Check How PF Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed
The circular said the TDS will be deducted when the interest is paid to an EPF account.
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Employees' Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed From Today: Explainer
Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding ₹ 2.50 lakh yearly will be taxed from today, i.e., April 1, 2022. That limit has been set for government employees at a higher end of ₹ 5 lakh.
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Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh To Be Taxed: 10 Points
The Centre has planned to tax Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding Rs 2.50 lakh yearly. For government employees, the limit has been set at a higher end of Rs 5 lakh. Under the set of new Income Tax (I-T) Rules, PF accounts are likely to be divided into two parts -- taxable and non-taxable contribution accounts from April 1, 2022.
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PF Accounts To Be Split Into Two From April 1: 5 Key Points
From April 1, existing provident fund (PF) accounts are likely to be divided into two parts.
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Provident Fund To Be Split Into 2 Accounts - Taxable And Non-Taxable
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued the rules and separate accounts within the PF account shall be maintained.
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Provident Fund Claim To Be Settled In 3 Days. Here is How To Apply Online
Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has allowed its members to avail second non-refundable COVID-19 advance amid second wave of COVID-19.
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Your Take-Home Salary May Reduce From April Next Year
Final rules will be notified by government after taking public comments into consideration
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PF (Provident Fund) Account Types, Differences And Details
Under the PF schemes, the employees contribute a small amount of their monthly income, which turns into a retirement corpus.
-
How Is Gratuity Calculated, When Are You Eligible? Read Here
Gratuity: An employee is eligible for gratuity payment after completing 5 years of continuous service with one employer.
-
PF (Provident Fund) Withdrawal For Medical Emergencies Rule Change. Read Details
The facility can only be availed by employees covered under CS(MA) rules or under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS).
-
Tax Rule Change On PF (Provident Fund). Read 10 Points
The government has decided to reduce the tax benefits on PF, in a move to target high-income earners who benefit from the scheme.
-
New Rule Change In Take-Home Salary, Working Hours Delayed
The new labour laws have been passed through the parliament but are delayed as Indian states are yet to notify these regulations.
-
Take-Home Salary, Work Hours May Change From July 1. Details Here
As per the new labour code, companies can increase the working hours but would have to give an additional weekly off.
-
How To Withdraw PF (Provident Fund): Steps And Rules Explained
Employees can withdraw their PF online quite easily
-
You Can Partially Or Fully Withdraw Provident Fund Money Under These Conditions Before Retirement
A key change was made to EPF rules to allow a person to withdraw PF corpus if one faces unemployment before retirement due to lockdown or retrenchment
-
EPFO Issues New Guidelines: Check How PF Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed
The circular said the TDS will be deducted when the interest is paid to an EPF account.
-
Employees' Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed From Today: Explainer
Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding ₹ 2.50 lakh yearly will be taxed from today, i.e., April 1, 2022. That limit has been set for government employees at a higher end of ₹ 5 lakh.
-
Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh To Be Taxed: 10 Points
The Centre has planned to tax Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding Rs 2.50 lakh yearly. For government employees, the limit has been set at a higher end of Rs 5 lakh. Under the set of new Income Tax (I-T) Rules, PF accounts are likely to be divided into two parts -- taxable and non-taxable contribution accounts from April 1, 2022.
-
PF Accounts To Be Split Into Two From April 1: 5 Key Points
From April 1, existing provident fund (PF) accounts are likely to be divided into two parts.
-
Provident Fund To Be Split Into 2 Accounts - Taxable And Non-Taxable
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued the rules and separate accounts within the PF account shall be maintained.
-
Provident Fund Claim To Be Settled In 3 Days. Here is How To Apply Online
Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has allowed its members to avail second non-refundable COVID-19 advance amid second wave of COVID-19.
-
Your Take-Home Salary May Reduce From April Next Year
Final rules will be notified by government after taking public comments into consideration
