1st June 2023: There are going to be changes in many rules including bank, ITR and LPG cylinder. This will directly affect your pocket. Let us tell you which rules are changing-
Rules to change from 1st June: New month is going to start after 2 days and many changes are going to happen this month too. There are going to be changes in many rules including bank, ITR and LPG cylinder. This will directly affect your pocket. Apart from this, there is going to be a change in the rules for crores of EPFO account holders of the country. Let us tell you which rules are changing-
EPFO rules will change
There will be a change in the rules of EPFO from June 1. According to the rules, it is necessary for all the account holders to link their PF account with Aadhaar card. If you have not linked your Aadhaar with PF till June 1, then you may have to bear many losses. A notification has been issued by EPFO regarding this.
There will be changes in ITR website
There is also big news for those filling ITR. The new ITR website will be launched from June 7. That is, you will not be able to use this website from 1 to 6 June. You have to visit the new website www.incometaxgov.in and you cannot use it for 6 days. The e-filing service of the Income Tax Department will not work.
Bank of Baroda is changing the method of check payment
Bank of Baroda is also going to change the rules. If you also have an account in this government bank, then from 1st date the bank is going to change the method of check payment. Bank of Baroda says that if a customer has issued a check of Rs 2 lakh, then the customer will have to confirm the details of his check first.
There will be a change in the rates of Small Savings Scheme
Apart from this, the government can also change the interest rates of Small Savings Scheme. The central government reviews the interest rates every quarter. From June 30, the new interest rates will be implemented again.
Gas cylinder prices will increase
The prices of gas cylinders are reviewed every month by the government oil companies. Oil companies including IOCL increase or cut the prices of gas cylinders on the 1st. At present, the price of a gas cylinder is more than Rs 1000 in many cities of the country.