A PF Return (Provident Fund Return) refers to the process of filing the Provident Fund (PF) contributions for employees under the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) scheme. In countries like India, the EPF is a social security measure where both employees and employers contribute a fixed percentage of the salary toward the provident fund, which acts as a retirement savings fund. The PF Return is the document or form that needs to be filed by the employer to report the contributions made to the EPF.
No of Employee Working
Salary wise deduction details
RS: 1000/-
The Provident Fund (PF) and Employee State Insurance (ESI) are vital employee welfare programs in India, ensuring both financial security and access to essential medical benefits. The PF scheme is a long-term retirement savings plan where both employees and employers contribute a portion of the salary each month, earning tax-free interest and helping employees save for retirement. In contrast, ESI provides health and social security benefits, offering coverage for medical care, sickness, maternity, and accidents, with contributions from both the employer and employee.
