EPF

    EPF stands for Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and is the main scheme under the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. The scheme is managed under the aegis of Employees' Provident Fun...EPF stands for Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and is the main scheme under the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. The scheme is managed under the aegis of Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).

    Under EPF scheme, an employee has to pay a certain contribution towards the scheme and an equal contribution is paid by the employer. The employee gets a lump sum amount including self and employer's contribution with interest on both, on retirement. As per the rules, in EPF, employee whose 'pay' is more than Rs 15,000 a month at the time of joining, is not eligible and is called non-eligible employee. Employees drawing less than Rs 15,000 a month have to mandatorily become members of the EPF. However, an employee who is drawing 'pay' above prescribed limit (currently Rs 15,000) can become a member with permission of Assistant PF Commissioner, if he and his employer agree. Contribution paid by the employer is 12 per cent of basic wages plus dearness allowance plus retaining allowance. An equal contribution is payable by the employee also.

    In case of establishments which employ less than 20 employees or meet certain other conditions as notified by the EPFO, the contribution rate for both employee and the employer is limited to 10 percent. The EPFO’s Central Board of Trustees after consultation with the Ministry of Finance reviews the interest rate of EPF every year, for a financial year.


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    EPF

    EPF stands for Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and is the main scheme under the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. The scheme is managed under the aegis of Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).Under EPF scheme, an employee has to pay a certain contribution towards the scheme and an equal contribution is paid by the employer. The employee gets a lump sum amount including self and employer's contribution with interest on both, on retirement. As per the rules, in EPF, employee whose 'pay' is more than Rs 15,000 a month at the time of joining, is not eligible and is called non-eligible employee. Employees drawing less than Rs 15,000 a month have to mandatorily become members of the EPF. However, an employee who is drawing 'pay' above prescribed limit (currently Rs 15,000) can become a member with permission of Assistant PF Commissioner, if he and his employer agree. Contribution paid by the employer is 12 per cent of basic wages plus dearness allowance plus retaining allowance. An equal contribution is payable by the employee also.In case of establishments which employ less than 20 employees or meet certain other conditions as notified by the EPFO, the contribution rate for both employee and the employer is limited to 10 percent. The EPFO’s Central Board of Trustees after consultation with the Ministry of Finance reviews the interest rate of EPF every year, for a financial year.

    EPFO’s WhatsApp service: You can check EPF balance, view last 5 transactions and download passbook by sending message

    The launch of the EPFO WhatsApp service was announced by Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. This new feature empowers subscribers to easily check their EPF balance, view the latest transactions, and download passbook details. Moreover, the initiative addresses automatic settlements for dormant accounts, benefiting around one lakh users whose balance falls under Rs 1,000, thereby simplifying processes and minimizing the necessity for in-person visits.

    EPFO reveals conditions to join EPF, EPS and EDLI

    The Ministry of Labour and Employment has raised the Employees' Provident Fund wage ceiling to enhance participation. Employees earning between Rs 15,000 and Rs 25,000 will now be required to join the schemes. Those earning less than Rs 15,000 can also opt into the schemes voluntarily. This increase in ceiling may lead to higher PF contributions and, consequently, greater retirement savings.

    EPF calculator: How your Rs 50 lakh retirement corpus can keep growing for 3 years without any PF contributions

    Employees' Provident Fund accounts continue to earn interest for three years after the age of 58. After that period, accounts become inoperative unless members withdraw their accrued corpus.

    Mansukh Mandaviya rolls out EPFO services on WhatsApp, starts auto-settlement of small inoperative accounts

    Union Labour & Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya launched EPFO services through WhatsApp for easier access. Subscribers can check their PF balance and transaction history conveniently using this platform. The automatic settlement for inoperative EPF accounts was also introduced, streamlining the process for beneficiaries. In total, around one lakh accounts will benefit from this initiative. The EPFO's commitment to evolve and focus on worker-centric innovations was emphasized during the celebration.

    EPFO WhatsApp Service: How to check PF balance, view transaction history and download passbook easily; here's how

    The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced a convenient WhatsApp service to enhance member access to their provident fund details. This innovation enables users to effortlessly check their EPF balance and examine transaction histories. Additionally, members can obtain their passbook directly via WhatsApp following a verification step. Launched by Union Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, this initiative aims to simplify service access for all members.

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    Has EPFO extended ECR filing deadline from October 31, 2026? What employers need to know

    Employers must file the Electronic Challan-cum-Return for September 2026 by October 31, 2026. The EPFO extended the previous deadline to accommodate changes in contribution calculations due to the new wage ceiling. For the period of September 1 to 16, contributions are calculated at Rs 15,000, while from September 17 onward, they will be at Rs 25,000.

    Salary up to Rs 25,000: EPFO reveals how you can enrol for EPF, EPS and ELDI schemes

    The government recently raised the wage ceiling for the Employees' Provident Fund to Rs 25,000, allowing a broader range of workers to access the EPF, EPS, and EDLI schemes. This increase means that employees earning up to the new limit can secure essential social security benefits.

    EPS-95 pension row: Retirees challenge 2007 EPF amendment over lower pension; Karnataka HC rules against them

    The Karnataka High Court ruled against retired employees challenging amendments to the Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995. The court found the government's power to amend the scheme was legitimate and did not violate vested rights. Retired employees argued that their pension entitlements were reduced by the 2007 amendments. The EPFO clarified that the amendments corrected existing anomalies and did not take away benefits.

    West Bengal's new investment policy wins industry praise for jobs, innovation and ease of doing business

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    Is EPFO set to invest in startups, AIFs? Report says provident fund body is working on guidelines

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    EPS-95 higher pension: Pensioners’ body appeals to President as retirees struggle to get higher pension

    The National Confederation of Pensioners’ Associations has requested intervention from President Droupadi Murmu regarding higher EPS pension issues. They demand the withdrawal of a problematic EPFO circular that affects eligibility for pensions based on internal trust rules. In addition, they seek to halt unnecessary litigation and ensure uniform treatment for all retirees. The NCPA calls for waiving punitive interest related to administrative delays on pension claims.

    EPFO WhatsApp channel: Can you access EPF, EPS and EDLI services? How to join

    EPFO has introduced a new WhatsApp channel to keep subscribers informed about its schemes and services, attracting around two lakh users so far. The channel provides insights into the Employees’ Provident Fund, Employees’ Pension Scheme, and Employees’ Deposit Linked Insurance.

    No additional EPS contribution by government on higher wage ceiling of Rs 25,000; know what it means for your pension

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    EPS-95: Private sector employees win higher pension case in Bombay High Court despite PF Trust wage ceiling limit cap; know why

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    EPFO extends ECR deadline to October 31, 2026: Employers to get 16 more days to file employees’ EPF, EPS and EDLI data

    The EPFO has extended the September 2026 ECR filing deadline for employers from October 15 to October 31, following the increase in the PF wage ceiling from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000. Employers must calculate contributions using the applicable wage ceilings. Meanwhile, eligible establishments can apply under the EPFO Amnesty Scheme 2026 for retrospective regularisation of exempt PF trusts by December 28, 2026.

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    ‘Increase maximum EDLI benefit to Rs 10.50 lakh’: Why this BJP MP wants government to take immediate action

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    Higher EPF wage ceiling expands social security for millions; but EPS legacy issues need to be fixed

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    EPF wage ceiling hike: How it impacts employee & employer's contributions to EPF, EPS and take-home pay

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    EPS pension eligibility: Is EPS membership mandatory for you if your wages are Rs 25,000+? Check status

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    Higher EPS pension: Pensioners seek PM Modi’s intervention over EPFO's stance on higher pension cases

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    EPF & EPS rules under new wage ceiling: Earning Rs 20,000 and not EPS member? Know how your employer’s PF contribution will change from October 2026

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    EPS pension: Basic pay above Rs 25,000? Why you may not qualify for EPS membership

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    EPF vs EPS vs EDLI: Earning Rs 10,000–Rs 35,000? Government reveals employee & employer’s monthly contributions from October 2026

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    EPS pension benefit: Basic salary up to Rs 25,000 but no employer EPS contribution? Here’s where to complain

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    EPF wage ceiling raised to Rs 25,000: When will higher EPF deductions appear in your salary slip?

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    Don't cut salaries: Ministry sends a missive to companies after new ₹25,000 EPF wage ceiling

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    How employees contributing to EPF on actual wage basis can be impacted due to hike in EPF wage ceiling limit

    As of September 17, 2026, the EPF wage ceiling is set to increase from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000. This adjustment does not affect employees whose earnings exceed Rs 25,000. Those earning between Rs 15,000 and Rs 25,000 will experience negligible changes to their contributions. Notably, EPS contributions will rise for employees hired prior to September 2014. Employers are responsible for managing increased contributions while keeping their salary structures intact.

    EPF wage ceiling history: How ₹300 became ₹25,000 and what it means for your salary

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    EPFO fund withdrawal rules for illness: How much EPF can you withdraw for medical treatment?

    Eligible Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) members can withdraw up to 75% of their EPF balance for illness-related expenses after completing 12 months of EPF membership.

    EPF withdrawal for buying, constructing and repairing house: How much amount can you withdraw from your EPF corpus? check eligibility and rules

    Earlier in October 2025, 13 types of partial withdrawal provisions were merged into one unified and simplified framework. Prior to the simplification of norms, an EPF member was allowed to withdraw only the employee contribution and interest ranging from 50-100%.

    How EPFO wage ceiling reset will change PF contribution math

    The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has changed the mandatory wage ceiling from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 as of September 17. This shift is expected to enroll one crore more workers into the social security net. Employees earning up to Rs 25,000 will now have a mandatory PF contribution of Rs 3,917.

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    EPF retirement corpus calculator: Rs 1,800 vs Rs 3,000 monthly contribution — how much more EPF corpus you may build in 30 years?

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    New bounce in EPFO trampoline: How the wage ceiling revision will change things

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    EPF wage ceiling at Rs 25,000: What it means for employees, employers and take-home pay

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    Will your in-hand salary decrease after wage ceiling hike? Know why employers can't recover higher EPF contribution from these employees

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