Struggling with EPF Calculation After Leaving Job: How Much Will I Get?

ArunKumar85
Hi, I am Arun. I have a query regarding my EPF calculation. I worked at a company for 4.5 years before resigning in February 2014. Since then, I have started my own business. I submitted forms (Form 15G, Form 10-C, and Form 19) for PF to my previous employer yesterday. I have access to my PF passbook account, and I have attached the deposit amount history. I would like to know the final amount I will receive. I am asking this because I am currently facing financial difficulties. I joined the organization in August 2009 and resigned in February 2014. Kindly assist me with my query.

Thank you.
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p@1982
Hello,

If someone joined a company on May 18, 2009, and left that company on September 24, 2013, and wants to withdraw PF in October 2016, what penalty does he have to pay? The person has been unemployed since September 2013.
ArunKumar85
While looking for something else, I found troubling news regarding the employer side contribution that cannot be withdrawn. Is that true and implemented?

Source: [Changes in EPF Withdrawal Rules from 10 Feb 2016 | Be Money Aware Blog](http://www.bemoneyaware.com/blog/changes-in-epf-withdrawal-rules-from-10-feb-2016/)
pritu_crazy
As per your statement, I guess you will get (42,958 + 13,146 + 22,709).
Seniors, please correct if anything is wrong.
ArunKumar85
Hi Pritu,

I am worried that I will get only "42,958 + its interest" as new rules have been applied. Kindly let me know if it has been implemented or not. Seniors, please let me know about its status. I talked with my former office HR, and they will submit the form to the PF office by this week.!!
Pan Singh
Dear Mr. Arun,

Your prediction is almost right. As per my calculation, you will get Rs. 83,750. This is calculated up to Feb 16 interest given to you. There could be some fluctuations, depending on how and when your claim is being settled. You have not mentioned when you submitted your claim.

Please find attached the calculation sheet.

Hope this meets your requirements. All the best and good luck to you in overcoming this difficult time.
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murli.bellamkonda
Hi,

No need to pay any penalty. If he wants to withdraw, he has to submit an affidavit/Indemnity bond on Rs. 10 bond paper along with all necessary documents (i.e. form 19, 10 C, Bank A/c Passbook xerox copy, PAN card xerox copy, and 2 sets of form 15G).

Thanks,
Murali
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