We are a small firm of around 30 employees. i want to set up a gratuity fund. please help. i know there is an option to go to LIC for this . but please explain how econiomical it is to go to LIC for such a small amount.
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
LIC has a gratuity insurance policy.If you take it employees need not worry about gratuity even if Co has no finance. Another advantage is if employee die LIC will pay gratuity for service which would have remained if he had not dead.
Varghese Mathew
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From India, Thiruvananthapuram
912Varghese Mathew
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From India, Thiruvananthapuram
as the minimum wages in Delhi is almost Rs.8000/-. and as per the circular dated 28th May 2011 PF can not be deducted at a salary below the minimum wages. then in this case can we deduct PF on Rs. 6500/- as written in the PF Act. or we have to deduct PF on Rs. 8000/-
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Richa:
U can send the data to LIC, SBI or ICICI Prudential, etc & get a quote for a gratuity policy. Than u can choose whichever is lowest or further neogtiate with them.
However, for this i presume your company has growth plans with increase in headcount, as in my view a gratuity fund for 30 to 50 employees is not a very feasible idea & is too much a bother.
From India, Mumbai
U can send the data to LIC, SBI or ICICI Prudential, etc & get a quote for a gratuity policy. Than u can choose whichever is lowest or further neogtiate with them.
However, for this i presume your company has growth plans with increase in headcount, as in my view a gratuity fund for 30 to 50 employees is not a very feasible idea & is too much a bother.
From India, Mumbai
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FORM-F-NOMINATI ON OF GRATUITY.pdf
Gratuity Form I.doc