Employee taking his 1st Job and providing Form 11 to not deduct PF - Is this acceptable?

rama86krishna81

Dear Sir, An employee got his 1st Job, and he is not a member of PF earlier, and drawing a Gross salary of ₹ 16000/-, and he is saying to his employer not to deduct PF by giving Form 11. Is this acceptable? Please clarify
8th July 2021 From India, Chennai

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aasaimani

Dear Sir,

Yes. You can accept his request because there is no compulsion to deduct the contribution those who are earned >15K asper EPFO act. Please ensure the salary is consolidated pay not bifurcated as various heads.

Thanks,
8th July 2021 From India, undefined

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