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thakermit@gmail.com
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My query is we are a hiring a employee who has completed 58 year , his salary is less than 15000/- it is necessary to take in Provident fund according to the act.
kindly guide line.
Thanks and Regards

From India, Ahmedabad
vmlakshminarayanan
919

Hi Even if you bring him under PF, he will not be eligible for pension contribution. Alternatively you may hire him as Retainer or consultant with applicable TDS on consultant fee.
From India, Madras
Anonymous
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It means we have to prepare contract? or any other style kindly explicit , EPFO will ask any explanation. Because Less 15K and same amount will deposit in his account.
From India, Ahmedabad
varghesemathew
910

He should be a member of EPF.The whole amount of employer’s share of epf should go into his epf a/c,nothing to eps.
From India, Thiruvananthapuram
Essen Speciality Films
4

Respected V.M. Lakshminarayanan,
Your answer is perfect. I would like to refer to your format for such agreement (Consultation Agreement). Could you please share your format once to ?
Thank you in advance

From India, Rajkot
hr4nonhrmanagers-gujarat-university
6

Hello Mit,
Please refer to the Gazette Notification GSR 440(E) dated 25/4/2016.
In its section B(3) it states that an employee can defer pension with contribution by submitting request letter to the Field Office.
Conditions apply.
Please visit the link: https://www.epfindia.gov.in/site_doc...)_10062016.pdf
Team HRM for Non-HR Managers
Gujarat University
hr4nonhrgu at gmail dot com

From India, Raurkela
bhaven Gala
But may be there is TDS matter for consultation chages Kindly check & confirm the same.
From India, Mumbai
bhaven Gala
I have to Suggest if possible continue in Employee.
From India, Mumbai
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