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EPFO defers March dues payment till May 15; provides break to 600,000 firms

The contributions towards social security schemes - run by Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) - for March was due till April 15, which has been extended till May 15

Covid-19: Cabinet may approve proposal on EPFO contribution, withdrawals

The proposal to allow subscribers to withdraw 75% of their EPF contribution or three months wages

EPFO puts in place mechanism to credit govt's share to EPF, EPS under PMGKY

The PMGKY package is aimed at preventing disruption in the employment of low wage-earning EPF members and extending support to the eligible EPF covered establishments.

Coronvirus: EPFO to accept Aadhaar as birth proof online from subscribers

Earlier, the EPFO allowed its subscribers to withdraw three months basic pay and dearness allowance as non-refundable advance on the ground of COVID-19 lockdown from March 28, 2020

Workers facing financial stress can withdraw 75% from EPF corpus: Know how

FM Nirmala Sitharaman on Mar 26 announced amendment in the EPFO regulation to allow employees withdraw up to 75% of their corpus as non-refundable advance, or 3 months' basic salary, whichever us less

Six changes in tax rules that come into effect today

Today is first day of the financial year 2020-21, and with new year come new tax rules. Here are the six changes that come into effect from today

Coronavirus: Govt allows non-refundable advance withdrawals under EPFO

The EPFO has directed its field offices to implement the amendment

Coronavirus: Centre's EPF scheme to cover only 16% of total subscribers

Employers and employees equally contribute 12 per cent of wage towards a worker's provident fund account maintained with the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).

Top 10 biz headlines: RBI supersedes YES Bank, SBI considers buying stake

From the State Bank of India exploring opportunity to pick up stake in YES Bank to RBI Deputy Governor deciding to step down, Business Standard brings you the top headlines of the day

EPFO cuts rate on employee provident fund to 7-year low of 8.5% for FY20

The EPFO had given an interest rate of 8.65% in the previous financial year to roughly 170 million subscribers

EPFO reduces interest rate on employee provident fund to 8.5%

The move means salaried employees will earn lower returns for the financial year ending on March 31, 2020

Labour ministry keen to retain 8.65% interest rate on EPF deposits for FY20

The EPFO had provided 8.65 per cent rate of interest to its subscribers for 2016-17 and 8.55 per cent in 2017-18

Top headlines: Mayhem on D-Street, EPFO may cut interest rates, and more

From Bezos entering food delivery biz to SoftBank exec running smear campaigns, here are the top stories for the day

Cut in the offing? EPFO may cut interest rate to 8.5% for FY20, says report

EPFO was offering subscribers an interest of 8.65% in 2018-19

Job creation in Dec 2019 falls marginally from Nov to 1.2 mn: ESIC data

The report also showed that during the September 2017-December 2019 period, around 3.50 crore new subscribers joined the ESIC scheme

Govt asks telcos to submit supporting documents on AGR self-assessment

The ministry, which is implementing the companies law, also said the new web form would facilitate on-screen filing and real-time data validation for seamless incorporation of companies

EPFO to launch e-inspection to monitor voluntary compliance of scheme

The EPFO is a firm believer of voluntary compliance and wants to understand the industry issues in case of default

Taking steps for speedy redressal of EPFO, ESIC complaints: Labour Ministry

The number of complaints related to the ministry on the Centralised Public Grievances Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) stood at 47,567 in 2019

Govt to pare time taken for starting biz; new e-form to offer 10 services

The corporate affairs ministry would introduce the form -- SPICe+ -- to offer 10 services

Govt unearths job incentive fraud; EPFO blocks accounts of 1 mn employees

900,000 'old' workers took benefits of govt scheme for 'new jobs'