Employees’ State Insurance Corporation is a statutory corporate body set up under the ESI Act 1948, which is responsible for the administration of ESI Scheme.
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Employees’ State Insurance Corporation is a statutory corporate body set up under the ESI Act 1948, which is responsible for the administration of ESI Scheme. The ESI is a self-financed social security comprehensive scheme devised to protect the employees against financial distress such as sickness, disablement or death due to employment injuries. Employee State Insurance scheme is applicable to all the factories and establishments defined in ESI Act 1948 having 10 or more employees employed during the previous year. However, insurance is deducted for those employees only whose wages for the month is upto Rs. 21,000. The establishments falling under this category are required to register under the act within 15 days of the applicability EPF stands for Employee Provident Fund that is a scheme for providing monetary benefit to all salaried employees which act as the best investment methods. Any organization that has a count of employees more than 20 must get registered under EPFO. The employer must get the establishment registered within 1 month of reaching the limit of 20 employees. Legal Window will provide you all the necessary services and registrations related to EPF/ESI. You may get in touch with our team on 072407-51000 or email [email protected] for all Employees Provident Fund registration or PF ESI Registration in Jaipur.
is applicable to all the factories and establishments where: Organization having count of employee 10 or more and. Their monthly wage is not more than Rs. 21,000.
is applicable to all the factories and establishments where: Organization having count of employee 20 or more and. Their monthly wage is not more than Rs. 15000.
Medical benefit Sickness benefit Maternity benefit Disablement benefit Dependents benefit Funeral expenses Rehabilitation allowance
Tax Benefits
Premature withdrawal Pension Benefits Financial Support Contribution by employee Long Term Planning Interest benefits
You are requested to first fill the simple questionnaire provided by our expert team.
At the second step we will be requiring the documents in accordance with the questionnaire filled by you so that we can arrange them as per the requirement and for processing.
We will apply for your ESI/EPFO application along with the documents and other declarations online at Shram Suvidha Portal.
After the processing and verification of application ESI and PFI number will be generated and will be communicated to you via mail and call.
Employer has the responsibility to contribute in the ESI fund by deducting the employees’ contribution from wages and combining it with their own contribution. Employer has to deposit the combined contributions within 15 days of the last day of the Calendar month. The payments can be made online or to authorized designated branches of the State Bank of India and some other banks.
The employer and employee have to contribute at the rates specified by the government from time to time. The contribution to ESI fund is as follows by the employer and employee
Employee: Employee has to contribute 0.75% of his basic wages
Employer: Employer has to contribute 3.25% of the basic wage
Shops
Cinemas
Hotels or restaurants not having any manufacturing activity, but only providing service
Roadside Motor Transport Establishments
News paper establishments
Private Educational Institutions and Medical Institutions
Employer has the responsibility to contribute in the EPFO fund by deducting the employees’ contribution from wages and combining it with their own contribution. Employer has to deposit the combined contributions within 15 days of the last day of the Calendar month. The payments can be made online or to authorized designated branches of the State Bank of India and some other banks.
The employer and employee have to contribute at the rates specified by the government from time to time. The contribution to EPF fund is as follows by the employer and employee.
Employer and Employee shall contribute 12% of employees’ basic wages and dearness allowances.
Statutory Provident Fund: Statutory Provident Fund is a Provident Fund which is only meant for Government or Semi-Government employees.
Recognised Provident Fund: Recognised Provident Fund is a scheme approved by an income tax commissioner that applies to organizations or factories having 20 or more employees.
Unrecognized Provident Fund: Employer may at its discretion opt for unrecognized under this no deduction allowed under section 80C.
Public Provident Fund: Public Provident Fund is a savings-cum-tax-saving instrument in India i.e. not liable to tax.