How one can check balance in his PF a/c .
From India, Delhi
You can Check PF Balance Online some of the state,
Online facility is available for accounts maintained at EPFO PUNE, Ahmadabad, Chennai and Kerala Regional Offices.
A/C with PUNE RPFC Office tries here: http://www.epfopune.gov.in/message.html
A/C with RPFC AHEMADABAD Office tries here: EPFO Employees Provident Fund Organisation, Gujarat, Ahmadabad
A/C with VADODARA Office tries here: EPFO Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, Vadodara Region
A/C with RPFC CHENNAI Office tries here: Employee Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), Chennai
A/C with RPFC KERALA Office tries here: Your EPF Balance

From India, Vijayawada
You can Check PF Balance Online some of the state,

Online facility is available for accounts maintained at EPFO PUNE, Ahmadabad, Chennai and Kerala Regional Offices.

A/C with PUNE RPFC Office tries here: <link no longer exists - removed>

A/C with RPFC AHEMADABAD Office tries here: EPFO | Employees Provident Fund Organisation, Gujarat, Ahmedabad <link updated to site home> ( Search On Cite | Search On Google )

A/C with VADODARA Office tries here: <link outdated-removed> ( Search On Cite | Search On Google )

A/C with RPFC CHENNAI Office tries here: <link no longer exists - removed>

A/C with RPFC KERALA Office tries here: Your EPF Balance <link updated to site home> ( Search On Cite | Search On Google )

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You can know Provident Fund Status through RTI :

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If your PF account is not maintained at the office/s mentioned above than you can know Provident Fund Status through RTI

1. Send ordinary application as per Annexure A below.

2. If you do not get reply within 30-35 days file application under RTI act as per annexure B.

3. With annexure B, you have to send Indian postal order [IPO] of Rs.10/- in favour of accounts officer, EPFO [or PF Commissioner, EPFO] payable at the place where application is sent.

4. IPO is available in nearby post office.

5. With annexure B also attach self-attested photocopy of Annexure A, which has not been replied.

6. Retain photocopy of entire set including Indian pay order etc.

7. Mail by speed AD post. Avoid courier/hand delivery. Usually RTI applicants are not welcome at govt. offices.

8. Carefully retain postal proof of mailing, AD and official acknowledgement if received.

9. Remit the amount to CPIO when requested by CPIO by bank draft/pay order/IPO towards photocopying charges @Rs.2/- per A-4 size paper if you have asked for copies of record etc. Information on CD will cost Rs.50/- per CD.

10. You should get reply to Annexure B within 30 days as per RTI act. If you do not receive reply within 40 days of mailing RTI application as per Annexure B [10 days for postal transit], file first appeal under RTI act. You have 30 days time from the date when information should have reached you, for first appeal.

11. If you receive reply and are not satisfied with it, then within 30 days of receipt of reply by you, you should file first appeal.

12. You should get reply of first appeal within 40 days of mailing including postal delay. If you are not satisfied with result of first appeal, file second appeal within 90 days from reply of first appeal or when you should have received reply if no reply is received.

13. It is advisable to consult local RTI NGO/activists or navigate this site for filing first and second appeals under RTI Act 2005, for better results. Consultation is normally free as a social service.

14. It is advisable to file large number of applications by group of employees of the company you are serving in , Each has to file separate application by changing name, address, PF account No. and number of IPO. U may send in one envelope to save on postal charges. After all number is important in democracy!

15. This will have effect of improving the system and response of EPFO for future. You then will not be required to undertake this procedure next year!!!

16. Please visit EPFO for address and rules etc.

17. I would suggest that you obtain and scrutinize statement of account every year, since after retirement or resignation it would be difficult to reconcile payments in the account for a period of 20-25 years.

18. All the best and be part of improving the way we are governed by using RTI Act, the best piece of legislation ever made since 1947 for empowering common citizen of this great country.

Source : The Employees’ Provident Funds And Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952: How to know PF account balance status

KVJ Raghunath

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From India, Vijayawada
It is mentioned in PF act " PF Act is applicable if an organization has more than 20 employees and employee can voluntraily get his PF deducted if basic is more than Rs.6500". If all 20 employees having basic salary more than Rs,6500 ,in that case is it possible an employees not to get their PF deducted . if organization do so what will be implifications?
From India, Delhi
Hello sir,

we are approx 15 employees in our office and after the following approval:

The Central Board of Trustees of the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Saturday approved the reduction of threshold limit for establishments covered under the Employees Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisions Act (EPF & MP Act), 1952.

With this, establishments employing even 10 people will be covered under the Act and would have to contribute towards Employees Provident Fund accounts as against the existing 20, barring cooperative institutions functioning without power, where the limit has been reduced from 50 to 20 employees.

This decision was approved at the first meeting of the newly constituted EPF Board. This is the first time in 48 years that the threshold limit has been changed.

However, the Board meeting, chaired by Minister of State for Labour and Employment (independent charge) Oscar Fernandes, deferred a decision on fixing the rate of interest for the EPF for the current financial year.

we are liable to contribute in PF, will you please tell me should we need to contribute in each employee or only those whose basic salary is above then 6500.

6500@12% is provident fund

6500 @ 8.33% is pension fund

Is we need to apply both. Please give me clarity regarding this.

From India, Chandigarh
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