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 (Hypothetically) If i where to win a house worth 2.5 million how would i pay the taxes and everything.?
If you win a house or something that you dont want to sell and you where responsible for all the taxes and everything, How would you be set up to pay that. Would you be put on payments or what. T...


 What should i do i still did not recieve my w-2 forms?
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 How to evade income tax in India?
The objective is to outline all tricks people employ in India so that Government can unearth black money.

One trick:
I have noticed vegetable vendors and furniture shops whose capital ...


 Can you still claim bank charges back?
I have sent off for a copy of my statements,but not sure when i will be able to claim back bank charges again....


 I sold a piece of property for 12000 my parents gave me in 2001. do i have to pay capital gains on the sale?
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 What is Texas's state flower?
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 Will teenagers be eligible for the 2008 tax rebates?
If they have worked in the past and are filing taxes for the 2007 years?......


 How does paying taxes on stocks work?
When do you pay the taxes on money gained from stocks? If all the money I've gained is still tied up in the stocks (that i originally invested in) at the end of the year, do i still need to ...


 This is a stupid question but how do I add 6 percent sales tax to something im not good at math?
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 When do i get my refund?
i filed my taxes early on the 9th but wasn't sent till the 12th, irs just processed yesterday, when will i receive my refund anticipation check, does anybody know. i'm in need of money....


 If my boss didn't give me a W-2 for babysitting for him on the side, do I still have to report the earnings?
My boss did send me a piece of paper with the total earnings of babysistting along with my W-2 for working my regular job.
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It was about $1,000 I made babysitting. I ...


 Do I have to report taxes when recieving check from employee in another country?
I have been offered a job as a personal assistant for a company that is based out of china and I live in the u.s.a. They plan to pay me $500/week but I don't think they are deducting any taxes. ...


 My ex-employer will NOT issue me a 1099. How do I report the income?
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 I have just recieved my Council Tax demand,should I let my dog eat it ???

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Ps. No dogs where harmed in the making of this question ;-D....


 Why haven't I received my tax stimulus check yet?
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 How many Newborn & Baby/Parenting regulars, or former regulars, are in our possee?
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 Is the national lottery a back door taxing system?
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 If I win the lottery, and want to give some to friends and family, will they be taxed on its - gift tax?
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 Denied RAL from H&R Block?
For the past several years, I've applied for, been ACCEPTED, and received my tax refund through a 1-2day RAL with no problem what so ever!!

On Thur, Jan 15th, I filed my taxes, and ...



rock
Hey, what is PF and when it is to be dedcuted from the salary?
                     
 




Naren
PF or provident fund is calculated as a percentage of your salary ( Basic pay and Dearness allowance if any). The present rate is 12% and the same will be cut from your salary and a matching contribution will be paid from your employer reduced by contribution to your pension fund.
The amount will be refunded alongwith interest when you retire. If you are resigning you have the option of transfering the the PF balance and continue with the nre employer.


sawaali
PF is Provident Fund. A part of your salary is deducted every month and deposited on your behalf. If you work in a private firm then the company pays the same amount as it is deducted from your account and when you leave the firm you can apply and withdraw the amount saved. It's actually your personal saving of your earnings. If you are in government service then you will get the lumpsum when you retire.


VIJIT ROHILLA
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PF means Provident Fund.Its like a pension A part of your salary is deducted every month and deposited in ur Provident Fund Account. If you r working in a private company then the company pays the same amount as it is deducted from your account and when you leave the company you can apply and withdraw the amount . It's your personal saving . If you are a government employee then you will get ur saved PF of ur whole life of ur service when you retire.
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The Employees' Provident Fund, India
Location : 14, Bhikaiji Cama Place,
Bhavishya Nidhi Bhawan, New Delhi-110 066 India
e-mail : cpfc-epfo@nic.in

The Constitution of India under "Directive Principles of State Policy" provides that the State shall within the limits of its economic capacity make effective provision for securing the right to work, to education and to public assistance in cases of unemployment, old-age, sickness & disablement and undeserved want.The EPF & MP Act, 1952 was enacted by Parliament and came into force with effect from 14th March,1952. A series of legislative interventions were made in this direction, including the Employees' Provident Funds & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. Presently, the following three schemes are in operation under the Act:


1. Employees' Provident Fund Scheme, 1952
2. Employees' Deposit Linked Insurance Scheme, 1976
3. Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995 (replacing the Employees' Family Pension Scheme, 1971

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, India, is one of the largest provident fund institutions in the world in terms of
members and volume of financial transactions that it has been carrying on.


1) Who will be covered by the Pension Scheme?

Every member of the ceased Family Pension Scheme 1971 and anyone who joins any covered establishment on or after 16-11-95 is compulsorily to join this scheme, provided his/her salary/wage is less than Rs. 6500/- per month at the date of appointment.

2) What is a covered establishment?
Covered establishment is an establishment belonging to the class of industries / other establishments, which has been listed in the schedule appended to the Employees' Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1952 and where 20 or more persons are employed.

3) If employee was a Family Pension Scheme member. He/She has left on 13-12-93 and he/she is 54 years old. He/She has taken his withdrawal benefit. Can he/she join the new scheme?
Yes, by refunding withdrawal benefit together with interest. Thereafter, he/she will be entitled to receive pension from age 58, if he/she completes atleast 10 years of contributory service by then.

4) If employee is a Family Pension Scheme Member and he/she has retired after 58 years of age on 15-01-94. Can he/she join the new scheme?
Yes, anyone who has retired by reaching age 58 between 01-04-93 and 15-11-95 may join the scheme by returning the withdrawal benefit along with interest. He will be paid pension with immediate effect, from date of exit provided he has rendered 10 years of contributory service.

5) If employee is not a Family Pension Scheme member and he/she is 56 years of age, Can he/she join Family Pension?
Yes, by diverting from his/her Provident Fund balance, Family Pension Scheme contribution from date of his/her joining or 01-03-71, whichever is later.

6) Whether the Family Pension Scheme member who has attended the age of 58 years before 01-04-93 and has left employment after 01-04-93 will be admitted to the scheme as member of Family Pension Scheme, 1971?
Yes, he will be deemed to have retired after 01-04-93. On repayment of that withdrawal benefit which was paid, Pension will be paid from same date, provided he has rendered 10 years of contributory service.

7) In case Family Pension member has attained the age of 58 years between 01-04-93 and 16-11-95 then in that case whether arrears of monthly Member Pension become payable for the period earlier than 16-11-95 i.e. from the date of his/her attaining the age of 58 years which is prior to 16-11-95?
No, he/she will be deemed to have retired from 16-11-95 and pension paid accordingly.

8) Is employee the only beneficiary of Fund?
Benefit will be paid to him/her and in his/her absence to his/her family.

9) What is meant by Family?
Family means employees' spouse and children below 25 years of age.

10) Suppose an employee does not have a Family and he/she dies before receiving benefit. Does his/her pension get lost?
No, if he/she does not have a family, benefits will be paid to his/her nominee, who will receive the benefit in his/her absence.

11) Suppose member has not nominated anyone.
The pension / ROC will be paid to the dependent parents.

12) Can member change his/her nomination?
He/She can change his/her nomination whenever he/she decides within the framework of rules for such nomination. In other words if he/she has a family, nomination should be in favour of a member(s) of the family. If he/she has no family he/she can nominate anyone he/she wishes.

13) How many years service is required to be eligible to receive member pension?
Minimum 10 years eligible service will entitle for member pension.

14) Employee is a member of Employees' Pension Scheme. He/She has left employment at 48 yrs. of age and 8 yrs. of service. When shall he/she receive his/her pension?
He/She can take either withdrawal benefit or can take scheme certificate so that the 8 years service can be added to any future service that he / she may put in, in any other covered establishment. By virtue of being a holder of a scheme certificate, if the member dies before 58 years widow / widower and children shall be entitled for pension.

15) What is past service pension?
This pension is for the period of membership of the Employees' Family Pension Scheme, 1971.

16) When does an employee become eligible to become a member of Employees' Provident Fund Scheme, 1952 and Employees' Deposit Linked Insurance Scheme, 1976?


An employee becomes a member of Employees Provident Fund (Employees' Provident Fund) Scheme, 1952 / Employees Deposit Linked Insurance (Employees' Deposit Linked Insurance) Scheme, 1976 immediately on joining an establishment covered under the Employees Provident Funds & Miscellaneous Provision Act, 1952.

17) What is nomination?
Every member has to give the details of himself & details of the nominee for Employees' Provident Fund & Employees' Deposit Linked Insurance Schemes and details of family for Employees Pension Scheme, 1995 in form no. 2.

A member if, is having a family can nominate any one or more persons to receive the Provident Fund on his death. In case of him having no family he can nominate any other person.

Family for the purpose of Employee Provident Fund Scheme'52 means wife/husband, children, whether married or unmarried, including adopted children, if adoption is recognized and dependant parents of member.

Employees Deposit Linked Insurance Scheme benefit will be paid to the nominee under Employees Provident Fund Scheme, 1952.

For the purpose of Employees Pension Scheme,1995 the member has to furnish the details, such as name, relationship & age of all the family members in the form no. 2. Family for the purpose of Employees Pension Scheme, 1995 means wife/husband & children. Whenever member wants to make a change in the nomination already made for Provident Fund, or to update the details of family for Employees Pension Scheme,1995, he has to send a revised form no. 2. The form no.2 is routed through the employer.



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v j
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It means Provident Fund, its an amount which is deducted from your salary on a monthly basis.Private firms contribute equal amount to your account. Its aactually a savings that you will recieve once you are over with your employment. Apart from that you have PPF i.e Personal Provident Fund where apart from PF if you want you can make some savings and can get loan against that amount.


vinu` d
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PF is Provident Fund. A part of your salary is deducted every month and deposited on your behalf. If you work in a private firm then the company pays the same amount as it is deducted from your account and when you leave the firm you can apply and withdraw the amount saved. It's actually your personal saving of your earnings. If you are in government service then you will get the lumpsum when you retire.and u clime in ur Income tax return u will geta Rebate on that ur tax libality will come down


ksbal
PF-Provident Fund,
It is deducted from your salary as per formula- 10% of (Basic Pay+DA). It is deducted from your salary if you are govt employee. According to new pension policy is is not deducted for employees in service after 1.1.2004.


MISTA F
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pf means pension fund ... a small amount is deducted from your salary which goes to this fund ...when you retire you will be drawing your pension from this fund


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