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EPFO reviews online PF withdrawal plan after SC ruling
Retirement fund body EPFO has decided to re-examine its plan to launch
online PF withdrawal facility for its subscribers having Aadhaar enabled
PF and bank accounts, in the backdrop of apex court ruling.
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is cautious after the
apex court ruled earlier this month that "the production of an Aadhaar
card will not be a condition for obtaining any benefits otherwise due to
a citizen".
"We are re-examining the proposal of online PF withdrawal facility for
subscribers having Aadhaar linked bank and PF accounts. We have sought
legal opinion on the issue in the backdrop of latest apex court ruling,"
EPFO's central provident fund commissioner K K Jalan told PTI.
At present, the subscribers who wish to settle their accounts with the
EPFO are required to apply manually for withdrawing PF.
The body is planning to launch some specialised services for those
members who have activated their 'Universal Account Number' and in
respect of whom KYC seeding is complete and digitally authenticated.
These services include online filing of PF withdrawal claims for all
such members whose PF and bank account is seeded with Aadhaar.
In all such cases, the claims would have been settled only on submission
of a copy of cancelled cheque of Aadhaar enabled bank account of an
applicant.
It was also planned that the members whose PF and bank accounts are
Aadhaar enabled, should be allowed to file their claims directly without
the intervention of the employer, through the online portal.
The body was also working on the use of ATM network of banks to deliver
EPFO services such as balance enquiry, claim transfers and claim
withdrawals to all the members whose UAN and bank accounts are Aadhaar
enabled.
A senior official said that the EPFO has been planning host of services
for its subscribers whose UAN and bank account are Aadhaar enabled but
now anything could be rolled out only after having proper understanding
of apex court ruling on unique identification project.
The Supreme Court has said that the UID number "will not be used" by
authorities for any purpose "other than the PDS scheme and in
particular, for the purpose of distribution of foodgrains, etc and
cooking fuel, such as kerosene. The Aadhaar card may also be used for
the purpose of the LPG Distribution Scheme."
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EPFO reviews online PF
withdrawal plan after SC ruling
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is cautious after the
apex court ruled earlier this month that "the production of an Aadhaar
card will not be a condition for obtaining any benefits otherwise due to
a citizen".
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EPFO reviews online PF withdrawal plan after SC ruling
Retirement fund body EPFO has decided to re-examine its plan to launch
online PF withdrawal facility for its subscribers having Aadhaar enabled
PF and bank accounts, in the backdrop of apex court ruling.
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is cautious after the
apex court ruled earlier this month that "the production of an Aadhaar
card will not be a condition for obtaining any benefits otherwise due to
a citizen".
"We are re-examining the proposal of online PF withdrawal facility for
subscribers having Aadhaar linked bank and PF accounts. We have sought
legal opinion on the issue in the backdrop of latest apex court ruling,"
EPFO's central provident fund commissioner K K Jalan told PTI.
At present, the subscribers who wish to settle their accounts with the
EPFO are required to apply manually for withdrawing PF.
The body is planning to launch some specialised services for those
members who have activated their 'Universal Account Number' and in
respect of whom KYC seeding is complete and digitally authenticated.
These services include online filing of PF withdrawal claims for all
such members whose PF and bank account is seeded with Aadhaar.
In all such cases, the claims would have been settled only on submission
of a copy of cancelled cheque of Aadhaar enabled bank account of an
applicant.
It was also planned that the members whose PF and bank accounts are
Aadhaar enabled, should be allowed to file their claims directly without
the intervention of the employer, through the online portal.
The body was also working on the use of ATM network of banks to deliver
EPFO services such as balance enquiry, claim transfers and claim
withdrawals to all the members whose UAN and bank accounts are Aadhaar
enabled.
A senior official said that the EPFO has been planning host of services
for its subscribers whose UAN and bank account are Aadhaar enabled but
now anything could be rolled out only after having proper understanding
of apex court ruling on unique identification project.
The Supreme Court has said that the UID number "will not be used" by
authorities for any purpose "other than the PDS scheme and in
particular, for the purpose of distribution of foodgrains, etc and
cooking fuel, such as kerosene. The Aadhaar card may also be used for
the purpose of the LPG Distribution Scheme."
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EPFO reviews online PF
withdrawal plan after SC ruling
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is cautious after the
apex court ruled earlier this month that "the production of an Aadhaar
card will not be a condition for obtaining any benefits otherwise due to
a citizen".
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EPFO reviews online PF withdrawal plan after SC ruling
Retirement fund body EPFO has decided to re-examine its plan to launch
online PF withdrawal facility for its subscribers having Aadhaar enabled
PF and bank accounts, in the backdrop of apex court ruling.
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is cautious after the
apex court ruled earlier this month that "the production of an Aadhaar
card will not be a condition for obtaining any benefits otherwise due to
a citizen".
"We are re-examining the proposal of online PF withdrawal facility for
subscribers having Aadhaar linked bank and PF accounts. We have sought
legal opinion on the issue in the backdrop of latest apex court ruling,"
EPFO's central provident fund commissioner K K Jalan told PTI.
At present, the subscribers who wish to settle their accounts with the
EPFO are required to apply manually for withdrawing PF.
The body is planning to launch some specialised services for those
members who have activated their 'Universal Account Number' and in
respect of whom KYC seeding is complete and digitally authenticated.
These services include online filing of PF withdrawal claims for all
such members whose PF and bank account is seeded with Aadhaar.
In all such cases, the claims would have been settled only on submission
of a copy of cancelled cheque of Aadhaar enabled bank account of an
applicant.
It was also planned that the members whose PF and bank accounts are
Aadhaar enabled, should be allowed to file their claims directly without
the intervention of the employer, through the online portal.
The body was also working on the use of ATM network of banks to deliver
EPFO services such as balance enquiry, claim transfers and claim
withdrawals to all the members whose UAN and bank accounts are Aadhaar
enabled.
A senior official said that the EPFO has been planning host of services
for its subscribers whose UAN and bank account are Aadhaar enabled but
now anything could be rolled out only after having proper understanding
of apex court ruling on unique identification project.
The Supreme Court has said that the UID number "will not be used" by
authorities for any purpose "other than the PDS scheme and in
particular, for the purpose of distribution of foodgrains, etc and
cooking fuel, such as kerosene. The Aadhaar card may also be used for
the purpose of the LPG Distribution Scheme."
Read more at: http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/planning/epfo-reviews-online-pf-withdrawal-plan-after-sc-ruling_2606141.html?ref=yfp&utm_source=ref_article
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