I filled out form 10 C after two months of leaving job. Below is my scenario.
Date of Joining: Oct 1, 2013
Date of Leaving: April 16, 2018
EPS Contribution Balance (per passbook) = 59,701 (541 x 11 months + 1250 x 43 months) (one month no pension was contributed, hence 43 instead of 44).
I filled form 10C but the amount deposited in my account is 47,373.
I need guidance regarding how this amount was calculated? Going by pension withdrawal table, shouldn’t I get 15000 x 5.28 = 79,200, since I worked for 4.55 years which would be rounded to 5 year factor?
If so, how do I claim the rest of the money from EPFO? Kindly advise.

From India, Chennai
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Please verify the data in your passbook using your UAN login account- even though your calculation my be right.
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My passbook is showing a pension balance of $59,701 (541 x 11 months + 1250 x 43 months) post 10c settlement as of today. However, I only received a 10c settlement of $47,373 instead of the calculation per above of $79,200.

1. I am not sure why the pension balance of $59,701 is still showing in the passbook even though $47,373 has already been credited to me.
2. Why was $47,373 credited to me instead of $79,200?
3. What do I need to do to raise this issue if applicable?

Please advise.

From India, Chennai
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Please raise a grievance in epfigms.gov.in You may also walk in to the EPF office and get the issue clarified.
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Hi Matt,

The same situation has happened with me. Did you receive your full amount? What was the issue in your case? I raised a concern with EPFO, and they just mailed back the EPS settlement report, which does not clarify how they arrived at the settled amount. Any help would be great.

Thanks,
Mohit

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