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Employer Returns Get Simpler with EPFO's New ECR

'These changes are expected to eliminate many data-entry problems that make the return filing process cumbersome in the current system.' Illustration: Dominic Xavier/Rediff In a bid to......

Now you can make final PF pension withdrawal after 3 years

The board of retirement fund body EPFO has approved liberalised part withdrawals for its more than seven crore subscribers, allowing up to 100 per cent EPF withdrawal. Along with the above, it was......

EPF scheme may be extended to all firms

The government is considering a proposal to extend Employees Provident Fund Scheme to all companies with over 10 employees, the Parliament was informed. "The proposal is under examination and......

Govt reviewing EPF scheme

The Employees Provident Fund scheme is being reviewed to assess how better benefits could be provided to employees and two committees have been set up for the purpose, government told the Lok Sabha......

RBI outlines steps to improve EPFO's investment management

The RBI advisory follows a labour ministry request earlier this year seeking the central bank’s expertise to identify gaps in EPFO’s investment strategy and fund management practices, including......

Fresh formal hiring at seven-month high in April, shows EPFO data

The number of fresh formal jobs generated in a month increased to a seven-month high in April, signalling a recovery in the formal labour market in the country, according to the latest monthly......

Epf Scheme

News for Epf Scheme

Employer Returns Get Simpler with EPFO's New ECR

Now you can make final PF pension withdrawal after 3 years

EPF scheme may be extended to all firms

Govt reviewing EPF scheme

RBI outlines steps to improve EPFO's investment management

Fresh formal hiring at seven-month high in April, shows EPFO data

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