For a small private/partnership firm with 15 employees is it compulsory to set aside Pf,medical allowances and other allowances?will it be okay if the owner only pays basic salary and the travelling allowance and only these two are mentioned In the salary slips of employees?
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Friend,
IT is certainly mandatory to deduct PF and other benefits, provided all are within the criteria of laid down rules, it is not okay simply paying basic salary and travelling allowance to the employees...the employees should be treated as a part of the organisation, as regard salary slips it is proper to issue basic salary, DA, city allowance/HRA, TA particulars if necessary, CCA, Medical allowance, in some cases worked out uniform allowance, education allowance, etc., deductions like should be reflected as EPF, loan deduction etc., when you are saying a small private/partnership firm these items should be reflected....yet, it is worthy to be good rather than a mockery...
A Typical small firm..reflecting exploiting employee for the benefit of the firm ...
best of luck ....
From India, Arcot
IT is certainly mandatory to deduct PF and other benefits, provided all are within the criteria of laid down rules, it is not okay simply paying basic salary and travelling allowance to the employees...the employees should be treated as a part of the organisation, as regard salary slips it is proper to issue basic salary, DA, city allowance/HRA, TA particulars if necessary, CCA, Medical allowance, in some cases worked out uniform allowance, education allowance, etc., deductions like should be reflected as EPF, loan deduction etc., when you are saying a small private/partnership firm these items should be reflected....yet, it is worthy to be good rather than a mockery...
A Typical small firm..reflecting exploiting employee for the benefit of the firm ...
best of luck ....
From India, Arcot
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