Hey, I am Vandana and I m working as HR. I m giving Advance salary to an employee. What type of letter I issue to him? (Receipt)
From India, Gurgaon
From India, Gurgaon
Hey, I am Vandana and I m working as HR. I m giving Advance salary to an employee. What type of letter I issue to him? (Receipt)
From India, Gurgaon
From India, Gurgaon
As per my view, first, you need to collect a request form from the employee titled "Request for Salary in Advance."
Then, after approval, on the letterhead of the company, state the employee's name, designation, the amount of advance approved, the repayment process, etc., which has to be specified and signed by the Company and the employee (make two copies).
Additionally, some companies may require certain securities like educational certificates. If you trust, it's well and good.
I believe this should be sufficient.
Regards,
Manoj Devda
Accounts and HR Manager
Then, after approval, on the letterhead of the company, state the employee's name, designation, the amount of advance approved, the repayment process, etc., which has to be specified and signed by the Company and the employee (make two copies).
Additionally, some companies may require certain securities like educational certificates. If you trust, it's well and good.
I believe this should be sufficient.
Regards,
Manoj Devda
Accounts and HR Manager
Why do you want to issue him a letter? Whenever you are providing any kind of salary advance from your accounts department, it is their duty to deduct the amount from his salary. You only need to send them an email stating that the salary advance has been approved, deduct the amount from his salary, and give him the balance amount of his salary. There is no need to issue any kind of letter to him.
Regards,
Pradyumna
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From India, Mumbai
Regards,
Pradyumna
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From India, Mumbai
Salary Advance Application Form Requirements
You are requested to prepare the Salary Advance Application forms, which should include the following elements:
- Name of the applicant, designation, and department
- Purpose of the advance
- Amount of the advance
- Eligibility criteria
- Surety for the advance
- Approval process for the advance
- Procedure for recovery of the advance
- Date of disbursement of the advance
- Number of installments
- Details of the last advance taken
I hope this information helps you in preparing the necessary forms.
Thank you.
From India, Bhubaneswar
You are requested to prepare the Salary Advance Application forms, which should include the following elements:
- Name of the applicant, designation, and department
- Purpose of the advance
- Amount of the advance
- Eligibility criteria
- Surety for the advance
- Approval process for the advance
- Procedure for recovery of the advance
- Date of disbursement of the advance
- Number of installments
- Details of the last advance taken
I hope this information helps you in preparing the necessary forms.
Thank you.
From India, Bhubaneswar
Pradyumna is right. You are giving clearance to the Accounts Department to make the payment physically—you are not actually paying the employee. Along with your clearance, you would need to instruct the F&A department on the mode of repayment, of course, after the approvals from your boss or the concerned official. It's the F&A department's process to decide the documentation. If the payment is being made through a cheque, maybe it doesn't really matter whether there's a receipt or not, but if it's being made through cash, then they usually do it through a voucher—which should suffice. If it's felt necessary, Manoj Devda's good suggestion can be implemented—asking the employee to formally give 'in writing' his/her request for a salary advance—so that it's on record that the payment was done on 'HIS/HER REQUEST'.
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
How can you do that without Policy ? As I understand that, there should be a policy and authorization given, including the method of paying, return, amount (how may % of the salary) etc.
From Thailand, Ban Bang Phai Yai
From Thailand, Ban Bang Phai Yai
We are also providing an advance facility to employees in our company. We have prepared a policy for the same, stating terms & conditions, i.e., eligibility, amount, mode of repayment, etc., for getting an advance. An employee who meets the eligibility criteria needs to submit an advance approval form 15 days in advance to the HR department. After approval from their HOD and an authorized person from the company, they receive the advance. Repayment is done as per the policy and as agreed upon by the employee.
Thanks & regards,
Roopa
Asst. Manager - HR
From India, Gurgaon
Thanks & regards,
Roopa
Asst. Manager - HR
From India, Gurgaon
You can issue a Salary Advance Form to employees who want an advance. Then, you can send the data to the Accounts Department, and they can deduct the same from the employees' salary.
Here I am attaching the Salary Advance Form for your reference.
Regards
From India, Pune
Here I am attaching the Salary Advance Form for your reference.
Regards
From India, Pune
Hi all seniors, I would like to share the Register of Advances (Form XXII) (See rule 78(1)(a)(ii)) format, which is compulsory to maintain through labor contractors as per labor act rules. You can easily find its format by searching on Google.
For easy reference, I am attaching a sample format of Form XXII.
Regards,
Parisa
From India, Pune
For easy reference, I am attaching a sample format of Form XXII.
Regards,
Parisa
From India, Pune
Advance Salary for Employee
Dear Vandana, why do you want to issue him a letter? Whenever you are giving any kind of salary advance from your accounts department, it is their duty to deduct the amount from his salary. You only need to send them an email stating that the salary advance has been approved as of the present day, deduct the amount from his salary, and give him the balance amount of his salary. There is no need to issue any kind of letter to him.
Regards,
G.J. Panchal
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From India, Ahmadabad
Dear Vandana, why do you want to issue him a letter? Whenever you are giving any kind of salary advance from your accounts department, it is their duty to deduct the amount from his salary. You only need to send them an email stating that the salary advance has been approved as of the present day, deduct the amount from his salary, and give him the balance amount of his salary. There is no need to issue any kind of letter to him.
Regards,
G.J. Panchal
[Email Removed For Privacy Reasons]
From India, Ahmadabad
There is no requirement to issue a service letter to an employee, but if management insists on issuing one, the draft is attached.
Thanks & Regards,
Yogesh Kulkarni
Assistant Manager – HR & IR
Krishidhan Seeds Pvt. Ltd.
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E-mail ID: [Email Removed For Privacy Reasons]
From India, Mumbai
Thanks & Regards,
Yogesh Kulkarni
Assistant Manager – HR & IR
Krishidhan Seeds Pvt. Ltd.
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E-mail ID: [Email Removed For Privacy Reasons]
From India, Mumbai
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