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All you need to know about Eligibility for higher EPS pension under EPF scheme

Those workers who were existing EPS individuals as on September 1, 2014 can contribute up to 8.33 percent of their 'actual' salaries — as against 8.33 percent of the pensionable compensation covered at Rs 15,000 per month — towards benefits.

Settling disarray and hypothesis, the Supreme Court has maintained the Employees’ Benefits (Alteration) Plan, 2014, offering one more opportunity to individuals from the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) who had not selected improved annuity inclusion before 2014 to mutually do as such with their bosses inside the following four months.

Those workers who were existing EPS individuals as on September 1, 2014 can contribute up to 8.33 percent of their ‘real’ compensations — as against 8.33 percent of the pensionable compensation covered at Rs 15,000 per month — towards benefits.


The court has additionally struck down the necessity in the 2014 revisions commanding representative commitment of 1.16 percent of the compensation surpassing Rs 15,000 every month.

The most extreme pensionable compensation for the motivations behind working out the annuity is still Rs 15,000 every month as told by the EPFO in 2014. This implies that regardless of whether fundamental compensation is higher than Rs 15,000 the business’ commitment to annuity will keep on being determined on an essential compensation of Rs 15,000.

The DC administering has offered a one-time help to workers who were individuals from the EPS as on September 1, 2014 and had been making a higher commitment to the EPS – i.e., commitment on their real compensation in the event that it was higher than Rs 15,000 every month. These workers are currently expected to give a joint statement, alongside their manager, to the EPFO to keep making commitments on the higher sum.

This statement should be allowed in somewhere around four months from the date of the judgment (November 4, 2022), and that implies at the very latest Walk 4, 2023. For workers making this statement, the annuity will be determined on their more significant compensation (and not at the covered Rs 15,000 every month).

The high court held that the ability to expect individuals to make these extra commitments was not accessible under Area 6A of the EPF Act (under which the EPS was outlined). Nonetheless, it has saved this piece in suspension for quite a long time, so the EPFO can comprehend how to get extra commitments to the benefits reserve so that the asset isn’t exhausted.

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