Chartered Accountants: How Do You Determine Remuneration for ESIC Certification?

lavkush.somani
Dear All,

As per the recent amendment, Chartered Accountants are required to certify a statement in half-yearly ESIC Returns. Kindly suggest what should be the base of remuneration and the quantum of the same.

Regards,

CA. Lavkush Somani
S. R. Somani & Co.
Chartered Accountants
Alphonse
Dear HR friends,

I am attaching the self-certification notification issued by the ESI Corporation for the half-yearly returns for your reference and record.

Alphonse

09443625359

ESIC, via a notification dated March 11, 2008, has amended Regulation No. 26 effective from April 1, 2008, requiring employers to submit half-yearly returns in the amended Form-5 (return of contribution) concerning employees engaged through principal and immediate employers.

The amendments entail that now an employer with more than 40 employees must attach a certificate duly certified by a Chartered Accountant regarding the authenticity of the return details. In addition to this certificate, the employer must now make the following declarations:

1. Self-declaration regarding the maintenance of records and registers

2. Submission of declaration forms

3. Distribution of TICs/PICs

4. Details of employees engaged directly or through immediate employers and wages paid to the workers.

Employers with less than 40 employees must provide self-certification without a Chartered Accountant certificate.

Therefore, the half-yearly return for the period from October to March, with a filing deadline of May 12, 2008, must be submitted in the newly revised Form No. 5.
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