One of our employees worked only for 20 days in the month of June and resigned. His basic salary is 20,000 INR. Therefore, in July, when I paid his salary, I only paid 13,333 INR as the basic salary. Unfortunately, I mistakenly paid his Provident Fund (PF) contribution as 2,400 INR instead of the correct amount of 1,560 INR. How can I rectify this mistake? Can I adjust his future salary to compensate for the excess PF payment so that the employee does not incur any losses? Are there any statutory issues I should be aware of?
Please advise me.
Regards,
Mt. Carmel
From India, Mumbai
Please advise me.
Regards,
Mt. Carmel
From India, Mumbai
dear carmel You can less the extra amount from next month challan, but remember to adjust this amount in your annual return. pankaj
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi Mt.Carmel, Yes, you can adjust the excess amount remitted in subsequent month PF Contribution. While doing so, just modify Form -12A accordingly. 1. Actual Amount Rs.5600/-
From Australia
From Australia
Yes, you can adjust the excess amount remitted in the subsequent month's PF Contribution. While doing so, just modify Form 12A accordingly.
1. Actual Amount Rs. 5,600/-, Remitted Rs. 6,600/- (July, 10) - Form 12A
2. Actual Amount Rs. 5,600/-, Remitted Rs. 4,600/- (Aug, 10) - Form 12A
Should you have any queries, please call me at [Phone Number Removed For Privacy Reasons].
Regards,
Pavan Kumar
From Australia
1. Actual Amount Rs. 5,600/-, Remitted Rs. 6,600/- (July, 10) - Form 12A
2. Actual Amount Rs. 5,600/-, Remitted Rs. 4,600/- (Aug, 10) - Form 12A
Should you have any queries, please call me at [Phone Number Removed For Privacy Reasons].
Regards,
Pavan Kumar
From Australia
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