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Can a retired government employee like me rejoin any government job as an honorary?

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Question by Surendra on Aug 29, 2024Hindi

Career

I am a retired government employee. Like to join again any government job as an honorary. Kindly advise ways.

Ans: Dear Mr. Surendra , After having served Govt organisation , only limited options are left to jjoin Govt organisation again. In some cases , Ex service men , Banks or Public sector Companies, Schools, Colleges ,may recall some retired officials on contractual positions a t reduced compensation. If you are too keen , Pl. keep applying on such vacancies . Yes YOU may get pvt companies provided you are physically fit.

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Sir, I just retired 2 months back from a Thermal Power Plant as Dy General Manager Stores having 36 yrs experience. I m physically n mentally fit. Want to serve for another 8 to 10 years. Kindly suggest me. Reg

Ans: Hi DK, have you tried connecting with your previous employers or friends/family businesses to check how you could help them with their businesses on a contract? Please be open to taking a salary cut as they may not be able to match your last drawn salary.

Also, I'd suggest reviewing different job boards like LinkedIn and Naukri to find the most suitable openings near to where you live. And apply them with your resume. Just applying the job may not be enough, closely follow up with them via phone call and email to the hiring manager or company's info/careers email.

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How i get govt. Job

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 03, 2025Hindi

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I am a PSU employee goint to superannuate in next 6 yrs. I am having 35 lakhs in my company defined pension trust (present interest rate 8.02%) which I can transfer to NPS. For transferring the corpus there is exit load of 1.5%. Will you recommend to transfer this amount to NPS right now or wait till retirement when there won't be any exit load.

Ans: Whilst this is more of a financial question, you need to answer the below two questions before coming to any conclusion -

1. What is your risk taking ability. - NPS may provide higher returns than pension trust but comes with its risks since majority of NPS invest in equity markets.

2. Safety pool vs investment return pool?

Please take assistance of a financial advisor from the panel before moving ahead.

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Question by Prabhat - Dec 31, 2024Hindi

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i am worked with one employer from 1999 to 2011 including 4 years overseas with same employer later i worked with another employer for 8 month and later joined first employer for march 2012 to sept 2014. i joined 2 employers between oct 14 to march 15. from April 15 to March 16 i worked overseas and later april 16 onwards i worked in india . while joining in india i was told i am joining as international worker as i was sourced while i was working abroad . i have withdrawn pf for my durations of 1999 to 2014 and invested for my house purchase , my concern is shall i get pension , how service shall be counted from 1999 to 2014 as current only EPFO Shows service post 2016.

Ans: Hello;

Do you have EPS scheme certificates from your employers?

This will serve as a valuable proof of your service period and EPS contribution during the same.

Else you may get these documents from your employers now so as to substantiate your pension claim.

Seek help from a lawyer specializing in labour and EPF laws, if needed.

Pension is your right if you have been a member of EPS for a stretch of 10 years without break.

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Question by SANDESH - Sep 03, 2024Hindi

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Sir , Recently I have sold one house registered in my name. I have got 1 cr from the transaction. Now i have got one running home loan of around 70 lakhs. Suppose if i repay the existing home loan from the amount obtained , whether i can save capital gain tax. or if i purchase one plot using some part of the amount (for eg: 30 lakhs) , how much capital gain tax i have to pay. The house which i have sild purchased for 7.5 lakhs in 2003. Kindly enlighten me regarding this

Ans: Please note that capital gains exemption is available only upon acquisition of a new residential house property (if the same is within the time limit).

Purchasing a plot will not help in saving capital gains tax.

When did you acquire the house where you have the home loan running needs to be considered? Please let me know that to answer this question appropriately.

In any case you have an option to reinvest the amount in 54EC bonds to the extent of INR 50 lacs and save the capital gains to such extent. The tax will need to still be paid.

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You may start a monthly sip of 40 K into a combination of pure equity mutual funds.(50% flexicap & 50% multicap)

After 20 years you may have a corpus of around 4 Cr assuming modest return of 12%, which may be able to generate a monthly income of 1 L through SWP.

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What is income tax new slab for salaried person.

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The slabs and slab rates under new tax regime have also been revised.

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Question by KHUSHI - Jan 30, 2025Hindi

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My PF claim has been rejected with the following reasons: 1) ecr rejection in process.once it is uploaded then only sub f/19 2) PHOTOCOPY OF BANK PASSBOOK NOT ATTESTED BY THE AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY/BANK MANAGER i claimed again and the request is now pending for more than a month. what can i do to withdraw my PF amount? pls help.

Ans: Hello;

You may contact on EPFO helpline to get an update on your withdrawal request.

If they are unable to provide any satisfactory response then you may raise complaint in EPFiGMS portal.

They have to revert to you with any other query or honour your withdrawal request.

This lethargy and delay is unacceptable.

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 01, 2025Hindi

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Hi, While I was doing calculation basis new tax slabs, I found out that a person earning 40lacs has still to pay more taxes in new regime than old regime. Pls let me know if am calculating it correctly considering the fact that the person has fully exhausted his 80C (1.5lacs) and 80D (Health Insurance) and also has home loan wherein he is claiming 2lac as interest rebate.

Ans: The new tax regime as announced in the Budget on 01 Feb 2025 lays down revised slabs and revised tax rates.

Incase you are salaried and earning 40 lacs then you will be better off in the new tax regime as compared to old tax regime. Please note that the slabs in the old tax regime have not changed. Even after claiming the deductions highlighted above, you will be benefitted under new tax regime.

Please consult your CA before proceeding.

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Question by Eryoga - Jan 25, 2025Hindi

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Dear Sir, My employer deposited PF during my work time with them from Nov 1996 to Jan 2000. I was employed in Hyderabad. I let the PF money remain with the PF authority. I recently visited the PF office to know the status of my PF money. I am told my bio data is not fully updated in their system and I will not get any interest for all these years. I am told I will only get the money that was deposited. Is this even legal? What can I do to get them to give me the interest along with the principal amount.

Ans: Hello;

You may talk to the senior officials at the EPFO office in Hyderabad where PF account was held.

If the issue remains unresolved then, you may raise complaint through EPFiGMS portal, grievance management system of EPFO.

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Hello sir/madam. I am a 50 year old NRI and ended my last India employment in 2006. I have my PF account number and PAN number. I do not have UMANG account or any other details to even check the balance. I also learnt that my account would be inactive and may not be earning interest. Any pointers on how I can go about withdrawing my PF would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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Question by Nikhil - Oct 25, 2024Hindi

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Hi, I have few stocks granted by an US company which got vested before 31st Jan 2018, while computing LTCG for this stocks, do i have an option to provision for grandfathering law and claim the value of cost based on 31st Jan 2018 value? Thanks for the reply in advance. -- Nikhil

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