Employees often end up with multiple Universal Account Numbers due to data mismatches or onboarding issues. This can lead to ...

After you leave your job, your PF account is considered active for the next 36 months. After this period ends, the account is marked as inoperative. However, the 'inoperative' account does not mean ...

One of the important aspects many subscribers overlook is the concept of an “inoperative” account. After leaving employment, a PF account is treated as active for the next 36 months. , Personal ...

In addition, EPF balances will be accessible via UPI-enabled platforms, allowing quicker transfers directly into bank ...

As per EPFO guidelines, a PF account is classified as "active" for 36 months after an employee leaves a job. Beyond this period, the account is marked "inactive" ...

Does a portion of your salary get deducted every month for the Provident Fund (PF), and do you want to know how much money ...

Many employees believe that once they leave a job, their Provident Fund (PF) account stops earning interest after a few years ...

A new job usually means better prospects and a fresh start. Yet, in the rush to move on, one costly mistake is common: ...

An EPF claim rejection can be frustrating, especially when employees need the money urgently. Understanding why claims get ...

For many Filipino retirees, pensions are a critical lifeline to aging well. And if pensions are the only source of income for ...

The ruling clarifies that rectification powers are confined to patent errors and cannot be invoked to revisit decisions based on later changes in ...

For many, the new tax regime's appeal lies in paying a lower or comparable amount of tax while avoiding the hassle of ...