if an employee want to serve in the same company after 58+ then his/her EPF contributin is applicable or not ? With Regards Urmila Mundlia
From India, Delhi
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Hi Ms.Urmila You shall deduct PF and the full contribution of ER contribution should go to PF itself. You should not consider 8.33% of contribution to EPS
From India, Bangalore
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Mr. Jeevarathnam is correct. There is no age limit for PF membership. However, the EPS contribution has to cease on the date of completion of 58 years, and it should be remitted to the individual PF account.

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Abbas.P.S

From India, Bangalore
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Dear Sir Thanx for your valuable reply if any 58+ joins new company, then employer’s contribution is given or not to the employees.
From India, Delhi
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Hi Once again its left to the organisation. If both parties are willing to contribute then sure shall be contributed. Once again there won’t be EPS share. Entire funds should go to EPF only
From India, Bangalore
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Dear All After attending the age of 58+ that employee will get the pension from his EPS account with his new employment. With Regards Raj Asiwal
From India, Meerut
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After the retirement age of 58 years, the employer need not deduct and pay the PF contributions in general cases. However, if the employer is willing to continue any employee's PF contribution, he can do the same. The amount should be remitted to the EPF account only, and it is not necessary for payment to the FPF.

Regards,
D. Gurumurthy
LL. HR & IR Consultant
Hyderabad.

From India, Hyderabad
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Let me add my opinion that if the employee who is continuing in service after the retirement age (58 years) is in receipt of a PF Pension only, he is to be excluded. Otherwise, he will continue to be covered by PF, and, as stated by others, his employer contribution of 12% shall exclusively be paid to the Provident Fund without splitting it as 8.33% to the Pension fund and 3.67% to the Provident Fund. Therefore, the receipt of Pension (for that, he should have at least 10 years or 9.5 years of PF subscription).

In another instance, if he is not continuing the same service but has withdrawn the PF benefits after attaining 58 years and then he is joining or rejoining your company, then also you exclude him from PF.

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Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
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I am working in a Ltd. company. There is one lady in my company who completed her 58 years on July 12, but she is still working in my company on an off-role basis. We have completed her full and final settlement. Please let me know if she can apply for her PF contribution.

With Best Regards,

Urmila Mundlia

From India, Delhi
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There is a lady in my company who has completed 58 years. She is still working in my company. Currently, she is off-roll without any deductions. Please let me know if she is eligible for the withdrawal of her EPF contribution.

With Best Regards,
Urmila Mundlia

From India, Delhi
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