Get (for Unexempted Establishment Only)

Unexempted Establishment are those establishments to whom the Employees' Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1952 is applicable. Exempted Establishment are those establishment where employer forms his own Provident Fund Trust for benefits of his employees.

Although you get a UAN, you cannot view your EPF passbook or submit a withdrawal request online in case of an exempted PF trust. You must either approach your company's HR department or view contributions on your salary slips.

# Unexempted means that PF/Pension Account is maintained by EPFO. ##Exempted: means that PF/Pension account is maintained by TRUST.

EPF form 11 is a self-declaration form that has to be filled and submitted by an employee at the time of joining a new organization that offers the EPF Scheme (Employees Provident Fund). If the employee is already a member of the EPFO, the employer has to continue his/her PF obligations.

Unexempted Establishment are those establishments to whom the Employees' Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1952 is applicable. Exempted Establishment are those establishment where employer forms his own Provident Fund Trust for benefits of his employees. For example Bajaj has its own trust.

For an un-exempted organisation, the PF number is an alphanumeric representing the state, regional office, establishment, and the PF member code. ... * The next 3 numbers are establishment extension ID. It can be 000 if no extension is provided. * The last 7 numbers, i.e., 0000691 represents the member (employee) ID.

Exempted establishments are those establishments which have been granted exemption under section 17 of EPF & MP Act, 1952 and manage the provident fund of members themselves under over all supervision of EPFO.

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Under Section 17 of the EPF Act, organizations are exempted from depositing Provident Fund, both employee and employer's shares, with the EPFO, provided that they maintain their own account by creating a Trust but ensure compliance with various provisions of the Act.

Visit epfindia.nic.in. Click on 'Services' tab and select 'For Employers' option. Scroll down to 'Services' section and click on 'Establishment Search' option.