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| Message From: archanahr |
Total Posts: 21 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 03/03/2007 01:27:27 |
Points: 105 |
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Dear All,
I need some clarifications on the PF Act . Please advise me if we need to deduct PF contribution and professional tax from the stipend of the summer trainees. As per my understanding, trainees are not in the payrolls so this act does not apply to them.
Look forward to your support. Thanks
Archana
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| Message From: sanjay04 |
Total Posts: 39 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 03/03/2007 06:12:23 |
Points: 195 |
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hello archana, I think u r correct the trainees r not covered under the PF as they r paid some amount as
stipend n included in the muster rolls. Sanjay Mewar |
| Message From: ashishah |
Total Posts: 14 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 03/03/2007 06:14:41 |
Points: 70 |
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Irrespective of whether a trainee is working 4 u, even if 4 a day, s/he must re. the PF/ESIC benefits, or the co. will be held liable.
Only in case of retainers/consultants wrking or lawyers who r not on u'r payrolls & wrking 4 a frm, are not eligilble to re. those benefits
Hope I was able to solve the problem. Regards Ashish |
| Message From: raghu |
Total Posts: 21 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 03/03/2007 06:17:06 |
Points: 105 |
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Helo all,
Trainees are indeed covered under the PF Act. Any full-time or part-time are covered under the PF Act and are subjected to deduct the PF & Professional Tax amount from their salary or stipend.
Probably you can think about giving the trainees a honorarium instead of salary or stipend. |
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