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Hello all I have recently changed my job. Could you please suggest me whether I should withdraw my PF contribution of continue the same? Thanks Regards Anand Sancheti
From United States, Durham
Spruce
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Hi,

you can withdraw the pf amount by filling form 10C & form 19 it is for pf amount withdrawal. but if u want to transfer or continue the same pf account then u need to fill the form 13 and submit it to your last organization. if u r thinking to withdraw the pf amount then fill form 10C & form 19 only after completion of 2 months from the date of your resignation. hope it clears your ambiguity.
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Pooja

From India, Calcutta
Suresh Ramalingam
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Dear Anand,
If you had worked more than 6months, you can withdraw your amount, so you can get both the EPF & EPS contributions. But if you have worked less than 6months, we can withdraw only EPF contributions (i.e. 15.67% Only) by submitting only Form-19.
In the former case, withdraw and invest the amount in some private bank, since the interest rates in PF is reduced when compared to private banks.
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Suresh Ramalingam
Consultant - compliance

From India, Mumbai
Spruce
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Hi Suresh,
Could u plz advise on the contribution of PF in either cases out of 12%. I am not very clear regarding the contribution. And if one has not completed six months and withdraws the pf amount how much he/she is eligible to get from his/her contribution???
Thanks,
Pooja

From India, Calcutta
deepa21
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Hi Pooja Out of 12%PF contribution; 3.67% goes to the Provident Fund & 8.33% to the Pension Fund . Regards, Deepa
From India, Gurgaon
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