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Different kinds of EPFO forms

List of different kinds of EPFO form as as follows:

Form 31 EPFO

It is also known as the PF Advance Form. It can be used for obtaining withdrawals, loans, and advances from the EPF account.

Form 10D EPFO

This form is used for availing a monthly pension.

 

Form 10C EPFO

This form is used to claim benefits under the EPF scheme. Form 10C is used to withdraw the funds that the employer contributes towards EPS.

 

Form 13 EPFO

This form is used to transfer your PF amount from the previous job to your current one. This helps in keeping all the PF money under one account.

 

Form 19 EPFO

This form is used to claim the final settlement of the EPF account.

 

Form 20 EPFO

Family members can use this form to withdraw the PF amount in case the account holder passes away.

 

Form 51F EPFO

This form can be used by a nominee in order to claim the benefits of the Employees’ Deposit Linked Insurance.

Form 5 EPFO

EPF Form 5 has to be filled by the employer to submit details of all new employees joining the organization who are eligible for EPF for the first time.

 

Form 11 EPFO

EPF Form 11 has to be submitted by the member when he switches jobs for transferring the EPF amount from the previous account to the new account.

 

Form 15G EPFO

Form 15G has to be submitted by a member to save tax on the interest earned from EPF. It can also be submitted in case the member withdraws the EPF corpus before 5 years of service and the amount is more than Rs 50,000.

 

Form 2 EPFO

Form 2 is filled by a member for declaration and nomination for the EPF and EPS accounts. This form can be filled any number of times and mandatorily after the marriage of the employee.

 

Form 14 EPFO

EPF Form 14 is the application for financing a Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) policy from the Provident Fund account.

 

FAQs

What is the statutory rate of contribution to the EPF account?

For all classes of enterprises covered by the EPF & MP Act, 1952, the mandatory rate of EPF contribution by both employer and employee has been decreased to 10% of basic salaries and dearness allowances from the present rate of 12 percent under this package.

 

Can an employee transfer the PF account in case of a change in employment?

Yes.

Can I have two UANs?

Ans As per the rules of EPFO, every PF member should have only one UAN. Employee having two UANs can get their EPF account transferred from one to another and get their previous UAN deactivate.

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