IF a corporate company did not comply with the EPF's laws, that particular company would have been taken to court or any other punishment that is deemed fit, but why is EPF waiting to take action against these states. Since 2006 the problem has not been resolved. EPF must take action now before RM 6 million becomes RM 60 million. In Malaysia any thing can happen .. This is BOLEHLAND. (Graphic - Malay Mail)...
THE Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has instructed the state football associations to settle the outstanding amount of RM5.4 million which has been due since 2006. Timesport has been informed that the EPF sent the FA of Malaysia (FAM) a letter to instruct the State FAs to settle the outstanding amount. It is also learnt that a number of states are facing legal action for non-payment. "The onus is on the State and clubs and we are not going to solve this problem for them." said FAM general secretary Datuk Azzuddin Ahmad. Kedah FA is the highest on the list as they owe EPF...