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EPF Compliance
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Tax & Compliance

EPF Compliance

Employer registration, monthly ECR filing, UAN management and full EPFO compliance for covered establishments.

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What's included

Everything a growing business needs.

  • EPF establishment registration on the EPFO portal
  • Monthly PF return filing (ECR — Electronic Challan cum Return)
  • Employee enrolment on EPFO — UAN generation and KYC seeding
  • PF challan calculation and payment before 15th of each month
  • KYC approval for Aadhaar, PAN, and bank account on EPFO portal
  • Assistance with PF withdrawal and transfer claims for employees
  • EPFO inspection compliance and response to notices
Relevant law

The statutory frame we work in.

Employees' Provident Funds Act, 1952
Mandatory coverage for establishments with 20 or more employees — 12% contribution by employer and employee each.
Para 36, EPF Scheme 1952
Monthly ECR filing and challan payment — due by 15th of the following month.
Section 7A
Determination of dues — employer liability for short deposits and interest.
Frequently asked

Questions we hear often.

At what employee strength does EPF become mandatory?

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EPF is mandatory for establishments employing 20 or more employees. Once covered, coverage continues even if employee count falls below 20. Voluntary coverage is available for smaller establishments.

What is the Basic Wage for EPF computation?

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PF contributions are calculated on "basic wages" which includes basic pay, dearness allowance, and retaining allowance but excludes HRA, overtime, bonuses, and commission. Structuring salary components incorrectly to reduce PF liability is a common compliance risk.

What happens if PF is not remitted on time?

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Interest at 12% per annum applies on delayed deposits. In addition, damages under Section 14B can be levied at 5%–25% of the shortfall depending on the period of delay. Criminal prosecution is possible for continued default.

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