SEQUEL Group
PF Management
Introduction
The Provident Fund (PF) Act becomes applicable when an organization reaches a size of twenty employees and falls in the category mentioned in “Schedule I” (see www.epfindia.com for more information). When the PF Act is applicable (now most of the companies will fall under the PF Act), the Provident Scheme implies a 12% contribution of the basic monthly salary of the employee by both the employee and employer.
PF is mandatory for any employee having a salary less than INR 6,500 whereas voluntary who is earning above that.
Nowadays, in point of Human Resources , PF is considered to be part of employee benefit package (CTC).
Provident Fund Setup
For Start-ups the Decision on implementing PF depends on how it needs to be set up, i.e. does it need to be an Exempted Trust or is the Non-Exempted Fund whichever is applicable. This is determined by both the choice of the organization as well as the applicable rules from the government.
After the setup of the PF, the following activities need to be arranged:
Non-Exempted Fund (RPFC)
Exempted Trust / Excluded Trust / Private Trust
Provident Fund Administration
Once chosen for a PF Scheme, an ongoing process of recording, coordinating and administrating starts. The main activities that are required to carry out are given below, divided in the applicable form of PF Fund / Trust.
Unexempted Fund (RPFC)
Exempted Trust / Excluded Trust / Private Trust
Payment Related Activities
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