India's new labour laws offer a significant boost to retirement savings. Employees can build a larger corpus by increasing their basic sala...

An estimated 64 million members of the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisations will be affected by the recommendation of its central board ...

The EPFO has settled 60.88 lakh COVID-19 withdrawal claims and disbursed Rs 15,255.95 crore to subscribers during the pandemic till January...

The reduction in EPF contribution to 10 per cent from 12 per cent was announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as a part of the Atm...

As per the analysis, a 4% gross increase of basic wages due to reduction in EPF contribution to 10% for both employers and employees for Ma...

Your employer can still continue to contribute to your EPF account at a rate of 12 per cent. Here is how.

If you are planning to invest in the Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF), here are the answers of the some the commonly asked questions about it.

The ministry on Monday notified lower rates of provident fund contribution at 10 per cent, increasing the in-hand salary of 4.3 crore provi...

Centre has reduced both employer and employee contribution in the EPF account as a Covid-19 measure.

Currently, an employee contributes 12% of his salary to the EPF account. The employer matches the contribution to the EPF account.

Earlier on April 30, the EPFO allowed employers to file monthly EPF returns without making simultaneous payment of dues, which gave a relie...

Currently, employee contribution to PF is 12 percent, and an equal percentage is contributed by the employer. However, the draft EPF Bill p...

Financial planners say reducing contribution to the EPF will have far reaching implications for the employee.

This can impact your take-home pay and the corpus accumulated at the time of retirement. Further, the cost-to-company will change too.

Presently, employees and employers contribute 12% of basic wages each towards PF, pension scheme and Employee Deposit Linked Insurance Sche...

The interest rates were already linked to the government bond yields and were revised once in a year. Now they will be revised every quarte...

At present the EPF Act has provisions that any factories or establishments having 20 or more employees have to contribute to the EPF.