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The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is planning to launch a new UPI-based withdrawal system.

EPFO to Launch UPI-Based PF Withdrawal System 

TeamLease Services Limited filed a writ petition before the Karnataka High Court challenging an EPFO show cause notice alleging financial irregularities in provident fund management. The company disputed the Rs 184.58 crore demand and stated that it is taking appropriate legal action.

TeamLease Challenges EPFO’s Rs 184 Crore Claim Before Karnataka High Court

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The HC held that the tribunal’s drastic reduction of damages for delayed provident fund contributions by the company was unjustified under the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952.

Karnataka High Court Restores EPFO Damages in PF Delay Case; Tribunal’s Rs. 25,000 Penalty Cut Set Aside

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The labour ministry is planning to introduce a system where the EPFO subscribers will be allowed to access a certain part of their Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) using UPI.

EPFO May Soon Allow Members to Withdraw Money via UPI

Supreme Court holds sale proceeds must first satisfy Provident Fund dues, then bank dues, and workmen’s dues only if a surplus remains.

Supreme Court: Employee Provident Fund Charge Prevails Over SARFAESI Section 26E Priority; Bank Gets Second Priority

Court closed the seven-year-old contempt case against BMC, directing appointment of an auditor to finalize wage, gratuity, and provident fund calculations for over 2700 sanitation workers

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EPFO to Launch UPI-Based PF Withdrawal System

TeamLease Challenges EPFO’s Rs 184 Crore Claim Before Karnataka High Court

Karnataka High Court Restores EPFO Damages in PF Delay Case; Tribunal’s Rs. 25,000 Penalty Cut Set Aside

EPFO May Soon Allow Members to Withdraw Money via UPI

Supreme Court: Employee Provident Fund Charge Prevails Over SARFAESI Section 26E Priority; Bank Gets Second Priority

SC Closes Long-Pending Contempt Case Against BMC, Orders Time-Bound Audit and Final Compliance on Workers’ Benefits