If such employee was PF member before s/he joined you & has not withdrawn the amount, yes. But employer is legally permitted to deduct employer share on Rs. 15000 irrespective of employee salary.
Most of all get PF Form 11 (Revised) filled in from at least all new employees. The form is to be kept by employer in its custody. The details mentioned in the first line here as filled in will guide you of the decision of PF membership.
From India, Mumbai
263Most of all get PF Form 11 (Revised) filled in from at least all new employees. The form is to be kept by employer in its custody. The details mentioned in the first line here as filled in will guide you of the decision of PF membership.
From India, Mumbai
Hi,
If an employee's basic salary is above Rs.15000 and 1) if the employee has already been a member of PF in previous organization, then it is required to deduct PF. 2) If he/she is a fresher in the organization then they need to fill a Form No. 14 saying that they don't want to be a member. For further information, refer to the article in the link https://www.stacowiki.in/en/acts/st-...ident-fund-pf/
From India, Bengaluru
If an employee's basic salary is above Rs.15000 and 1) if the employee has already been a member of PF in previous organization, then it is required to deduct PF. 2) If he/she is a fresher in the organization then they need to fill a Form No. 14 saying that they don't want to be a member. For further information, refer to the article in the link https://www.stacowiki.in/en/acts/st-...ident-fund-pf/
From India, Bengaluru
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