Employers who fail to pay CPF contributions on time are committing an offence and can face penalties including fines and, for serious or repeated cases, imprisonment, in addition to being required to pay the outstanding contributions with interest. You can check your CPF contribution history through the CPF Board's online services and file a report with the CPF Board if you notice missing or late payments. The CPF Board can take enforcement action against employers, including recovering the shortfall directly.
Quick Question
What Happens if I Don’t Get My CPF Contributions From My Employer?
The short answer
Quick answer
Employers who fail to pay CPF contributions on time are committing an offence and can face penalties including fines and, for serious or repeated cases, imprisonment, in addition to being required to pay the outstanding contributions with interest.
General information only. This answer does not constitute legal advice. The appropriate response depends on the facts and circumstances of each matter.