Hi,

I am A. Ganesh, working in a limited concern on a contract basis. I have been given a salary of 12000/- in cash without any allowances, PF, or ESI deductions. Now, I have got a job in a big organization. They are asking for last month's salary slip. What should I do?

Please help me solve this problem. Is a salary certificate enough for proof?

Regards,
Ganesh A.

From India, Kanchipuram
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Hi Ganesh,

If the salary breakup does not include PF and ESI, then it's not your fault because it was not in the practice of the company you are working with. Yes, get a salary certificate from the employer; that would be sufficient.

Regards,

Amit Seth

From India, Ahmadabad
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Dear Amitmhrm,

Solve my problem also. I am getting a salary in cash, 25000 per month. I too have only an offer letter and a salary structure, but PF & ESI have never been paid. Now I want to switch to another company. Will I face any problem in that? Please guide me, sir.

From India, Delhi
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Dear Amit,

I have a similar issue. I am getting a consolidated salary of INR 52,000 per month since November 2009 without any deductions. I am also not on the accounting books of the company as it is a very small company. Moreover, I am working in a family-based business where my spouse is the Director, but I am working at a designation of 'Manager'.

Now I have to switch to another company; how can a consolidated salary be shown in this regard? Though I can show the appointment letter and relieving letter on the company letterhead. Will it suffice?

Please suggest.

Regards,
JIA

From India, Jaipur
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