Employer deducted PF from your salary but did not deposit it with EPFO? Here’s whether your interest will be affected
Key Highlights
- Companies must deposit PF contributions with EPFO by the 15th of each month.
- Delays can lead to penalties and other such consequencies.
- Here's whether an employee's interest gets affected due to the delay.
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Companies must deposit PF contributions with EPFO by the 15th of each month. Delays can lead to penalties and other such consequencies. Here's whether an employee's interest gets affected due to the delay.
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