Malaysia
452 - *EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND ACT 1991
6 provisions
This Act sets up the Employees Provident Fund, its Board, and key rules on employer duties, fund investment, dividends, Shariah-related accounts, and offences.
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Malaysia
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