What is the meaning of FPS in EPF?

FPS – Family Pension Scheme. To view this information, go to UAN member portal >> View >> Profile >> Service & Nomination.
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What is the meaning of FPS in PF account?

Employees' Pension Scheme (EPS) offers pension on any permanent disablement, widow pension, and pension for nominees. In 1995, EPS took the place of the Family Pension Scheme (FPS) of 1971.
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How do I change my FPS exit date?

Select the EPF account number with the previous employer (can be found on payslip for reference) under the "select employment" dropdown menu. Enter the date of exit and reason of exit. Click on "Request OTP." Enter the OTP received on your Aadhaar registered mobile number. Click on "Update" and submit the request.
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Can we withdraw both employee share and employer share?

The maximum amount that can be withdrawn is evaluated as 75% of the total EPF balance i.e. member's and the employer's share and the interest amount. You can withdraw the remaining 25% after being jobless for a continuous period of two months.
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What is the meaning of cessation short service?

CESSATION (SHORT SERVICE) – The Contraction or Discontinuance of Employment Business. If for some reason the work of the company is not going on continuously and the work of the company is repeatedly stopped and running.
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Is cessation and termination same?

Cessation of Employment means severance or termination of employment.
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Can I withdraw full PF amount after resignation?

PF money after Resignation. Complete Provident Fund (PF) money can be withdrawn when an individual retires from employment and remains unemployed for more than 2 months. The gazetted officer must certify that the individual is unemployed for more than 2 months for him/her to receive the PF money.
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How long PF money can be kept after retirement?

However, if for the first 3 years, the PF account does not receive any contribution, the account will be tagged as an inoperative account. So, then you should withdraw some money before 3 years, which will keep the PF account active.
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How many times can I withdraw PF online?

The maximum allowed amount that can be taken out of your EPF is 50% of employee's share at the time of withdrawal application. The number of times you can withdraw for the same purpose is three. You will have to provide the marriage invitation card, along with the application, which would serve as document of proof.
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What happens to pension contribution after PF transfer?

While transferring your PF to a new PF account your pension amount will also transfer but that amount will not be visible in your new PF passbook, and you can withdraw that pension amount without any problem.
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Who is eligible for FPS in PF?

-(1) Every employee who is a member of the Employees' Provident Fund or of Provident Funds of factories and other establishment exempted under Section 17 of the Act, immediately before the commencement of this Scheme, shall have the option to join this Scheme.
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How can I withdraw my full PF amount?

Step 1- Sign in to the UAN Member Portal with your UAN and Password. Step 2- From the top menu bar, click on the 'Online Services' tab and select 'Claim (Form-31, 19,10C & 10D)' from the drop-down menu. It is worth noting that all options for which the employee is not eligible for withdrawal will be mentioned in red.
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What is difference between EPS and FPS?

The employer payment summary (EPS) is the submission that you can use to report values to HMRC that you can't include on the full payment submission (FPS). These values affect the payments you make to HMRC on a monthly or quarterly basis.
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What is EPS salary?

Employee's Provident Fund (EPF) and Employee Pension Scheme (EPS) are framed under the Employee's Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. The schemes are administered by the central board of trustees that consist of representatives of government (both central and state), employers and employees.
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Is EPS nomination mandatory?

It is a mandatory task to file e-nomination for the members of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) in order to receive welfare benefits for their families.
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How can I apply for EPF 10k?

How to apply for the special withdrawal facility? Applications can only be done online via the Pengeluaran Khas portal, which can also be accessed directly from the i-Akaun mobile app.
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How long PF claim takes?

How much time does it take for EPF withdrawal to be processed? After the withdrawal request has been duly submitted and approved by the employer, it takes around 15-20 days for the money to reach your bank account.
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How is PF balance calculated?

To calculate your provident fund contribution, add both employer and employee contributions. The employer contributes 12% towards the PF balance, whereas the employee contributes 3.67% towards the PF balance. The employer's contribution of 12% towards the PF balance depends on the employee's basic pay.
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What happens if we don't withdraw PF?

Also Read. Interestingly, if the employees do not withdraw PF money even after retirement, then the interest continues for three years. The account will be considered dormant only after three years. Most the people keep PF amount as a future safe fund.
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Is it good to withdraw resignation?

Being on good terms with your employer and colleagues greatly increases the chances that you'll be accepted back into the job you actually enjoy. On the other hand, if you have burnt bridges or made a hasty decision to leave at a bad time for the company, withdrawing your resignation now could reflect poorly on you.
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Why PF is deducted twice from salary?

If the salary is mentioned as CTC, the employer PF amount only will be given in the offer letter. Employee PF amount will not be shown and it will be deducted from the salary. so it is logical only. CTC means cost to the company which is given by the company employee deductions to be not given.
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Is PF withdrawal taxable after 5 years?

If you can defer withdrawing funds from your account for five years (continuous service with all employers), withdrawals thereafter will not attract any TDS. If withdrawal amount is less than Rs 50,000, no TDS is deducted.
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Which is better resign or terminated?

Resignation is always better than termination. Termination carries a stigma, which cannot be wiped out during the life time. Most companies do not consider terminated employees.
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What happens when a company terminates you?

After the termination, an employer have to clear all dues of a respective employee. One has to get the notice pay when the termination notice has not been issued. Salary for the working days, compensation of retrenchment and leave encashment.
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