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balasandhya.sl
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dear senior
kindly give me some information on voluntary provident fund(vpf) as soon as possible...i need the info.My major doubt is ,is there any employer contribution in vpf,or the contribution is only from the employees side in the case of vpf.also tell me the minimum and maximum amount or % of vpf.....pls do reply
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bala sandhya.sl

From India, Madras
balasandhya.sl
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thanks a lot malik...for ur info..the max is 12 % means wat is the min amt,the employee should pay for voluntary pf or vpf..other seniors,pls do post your answers,only form the seniors,we the juniors can improve our knowledge...thank u once again for the forum cite hr
From India, Madras
malikjs
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Dear Bala
12% is employee share towards EPF and 12% is employer share out of which 8.33% goes to pension and rest is provident fund.now u can pay max 12% as VPF max .and min is as per your choice ,employer will only pay 12%.so vpf and epf can be upto 24%.
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From India, Delhi
atishai
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Hi Bala,
Voluntary PF is over & above the statutory PF of 12%. There is no limit for VPF. An employee can contribute as much as he/she may wish, earlier there was a cap on this. Employee is not required to pay any contribution towards VPF.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Atishai

From India, Delhi
atishai
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Correction...
"Voluntary PF is over & above the statutory PF of 12%. There is no limit for VPF. An employee can contribute as much as he/she may wish, earlier there was a cap on this. Employer is not required to pay any contribution towards VPF"
Apologies’...

From India, Delhi
bhawana09
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i would tel u in a ly mans terms.....the employers contri and the employee is of a max of 12%...but if u want to save more then u can increase the contribution from ur side to whtever extent but the employeers contribution will remain the same that is 12%(fluctuations can b there with regard to company policy)
From India, Delhi
balasandhya.sl
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wow...thats really an useful info...I got it clearly..I thought VPF is something an entirely different scheme from normal PF,but after ur reply,i understood,it s just an additional benefit,which is contributed from the employees side to get more benefits in the future...am i correct...thank u :icon1:
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indrajet
Dear Balaji,
Volu Contribution Depends On Employee He Can Contribute Upto 100% But U Need To Take Permision From E.p.f.o & As For As Employer Is Concern Max. Contribution Is 12%. But If Employer Is Willing To Pay More Towards E.p.f. He (employer) Can Pay.

From India, Bangalore
acchr
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Dear All,
In my views;
The Maximum contribution towards PF indluding VPF is 20%. Employer's contribution will restricted upto 12% only. The approval is needed from RPFC office.
Employee is entitled for interest on such accumulation.Employer's service charge will increase to some extent(.01%)
Hope this is the latest status.
Regards,
ACCHR

From India, Mumbai
mnj.tiwari
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I am 100% agree with you guys, but basic condition is that total deduction including PF,ESI,Gratuity,VPF, etc. should not cross the 50% of the total amount which you have going to pay.
From India, Gurgaon
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