INTERESTING Q FOR ALL
est cover under epf
date of birth is 31/01/1982
JOIN EST IN DATE 01/01/2002
LEAVING DATE 01/01/2012
TOTAL SERVICE 10 YEARS
NCP DAYS IS 340
THAN i get withdraw benefit ??????????? under epf act
From India, Surat
80est cover under epf
date of birth is 31/01/1982
JOIN EST IN DATE 01/01/2002
LEAVING DATE 01/01/2012
TOTAL SERVICE 10 YEARS
NCP DAYS IS 340
THAN i get withdraw benefit ??????????? under epf act
From India, Surat
No, you cannot take the withdrawal benefit under sec.14 of the EPS, 1995.
There is no provision under section 14 to deduct the NCP from the length of service period.
Moreover, there is no provision to reduce the NCP in “Actual Service” as per section 2(1)(ii).
NCP is to be effective only for calculation of Pensionable Service under section 2(1)(xv).
From India, Delhi
There is no provision under section 14 to deduct the NCP from the length of service period.
Moreover, there is no provision to reduce the NCP in “Actual Service” as per section 2(1)(ii).
NCP is to be effective only for calculation of Pensionable Service under section 2(1)(xv).
From India, Delhi
dear pk jain
good morning,,
as per your suggestion break in service is no matter
than if member join in 01/01/2002 to 31/01/2012 for just only one month & then after he join 01/01/2012 to 31/01/2012 with same epf account no. in same establishment ... then he eligible for member pension.......???
chirag shah
From India, Surat
good morning,,
as per your suggestion break in service is no matter
than if member join in 01/01/2002 to 31/01/2012 for just only one month & then after he join 01/01/2012 to 31/01/2012 with same epf account no. in same establishment ... then he eligible for member pension.......???
chirag shah
From India, Surat
dear pk jain
good morning,,
as per your suggestion break in service is no matter
than if member join in 01/01/2002 to 31/01/2002 for just only one month & then after he join 01/01/2012 to 31/01/2012 with same epf account no. in same establishment ... then he eligible for member pension.......???
chirag shah
From India, Surat
good morning,,
as per your suggestion break in service is no matter
than if member join in 01/01/2002 to 31/01/2002 for just only one month & then after he join 01/01/2012 to 31/01/2012 with same epf account no. in same establishment ... then he eligible for member pension.......???
chirag shah
From India, Surat
Dear Chirag
As to your Initial post the answer is that you can not withdraw the amount.
As to your second post kindly clarify as to how the employee will be given the same EPF number after 10 years as his date of leaving would have been intimated in 2002 and therefore the account is closed to contribution or do you want to say that the employee was on leave for 10 years without pay ?
Regards
Preetam Deshpande
From India, Mumbai
As to your Initial post the answer is that you can not withdraw the amount.
As to your second post kindly clarify as to how the employee will be given the same EPF number after 10 years as his date of leaving would have been intimated in 2002 and therefore the account is closed to contribution or do you want to say that the employee was on leave for 10 years without pay ?
Regards
Preetam Deshpande
From India, Mumbai
dear preetam,,
good morning
for u r information
member get same pf/fpf account number if he not withdraw pf/fpf amount & if he join same establishment .yes member migration to india for 10 years & then after he rejoin the same establishment
From India, Surat
good morning
for u r information
member get same pf/fpf account number if he not withdraw pf/fpf amount & if he join same establishment .yes member migration to india for 10 years & then after he rejoin the same establishment
From India, Surat
Mr. Shah
I am not getting your point of query. Please clarify. Also please check the date mention in your second query.
However, there is difference in NCP and break in service.
Under the EPS, 95 for considering the actual service period the NCP to be considered for the purposes of withdrawal benefits. If total period of actual service is 10 years or more, as per your first query, Member will not be eligible for withdrawal benefits.
From India, Delhi
I am not getting your point of query. Please clarify. Also please check the date mention in your second query.
However, there is difference in NCP and break in service.
Under the EPS, 95 for considering the actual service period the NCP to be considered for the purposes of withdrawal benefits. If total period of actual service is 10 years or more, as per your first query, Member will not be eligible for withdrawal benefits.
From India, Delhi
DEAR PK JAIN
AS PER YOUR FIRST REPLY "No, you cannot take the withdrawal benefit under sec.14 of the EPS, 1995.There is no provision under section 14 to deduct the NCP from the length of service period."
& AS PER YOUR SECOND REPLY
"EPS, 95 for considering the actual service period the NCP to be considered for the purposes of withdrawal benefits."
PLEASE CLEAR THE SAME
From India, Surat
AS PER YOUR FIRST REPLY "No, you cannot take the withdrawal benefit under sec.14 of the EPS, 1995.There is no provision under section 14 to deduct the NCP from the length of service period."
& AS PER YOUR SECOND REPLY
"EPS, 95 for considering the actual service period the NCP to be considered for the purposes of withdrawal benefits."
PLEASE CLEAR THE SAME
From India, Surat
DEAR SIR PKJAIN
SORRY FOR I NOT CLEAR
PLS HELP ME IN THIS MATTER
& ANSWER MY QUERY"if member join in 01/01/2002 to 31/01/2002 for just only one month & then after he join 01/01/2012 to 31/01/2012 with same epf account no. in same establishment ... then he eligible for member pension.......???
From India, Surat
SORRY FOR I NOT CLEAR
PLS HELP ME IN THIS MATTER
& ANSWER MY QUERY"if member join in 01/01/2002 to 31/01/2002 for just only one month & then after he join 01/01/2012 to 31/01/2012 with same epf account no. in same establishment ... then he eligible for member pension.......???
From India, Surat
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