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psdhingra
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Gazette Notificaation, dated 01.01.2016 on Bonus Amendment Act, 2015 , with enhance wage/ salary and bonus limit is attched, is attched herewith.
Members may like to download the Gazette Notification for their reference and use. The Bonus Amemdment Act, 2015 hs been made effective retrospectively with effect from 01.04.2014.

From India, Delhi
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psdhingra
387

Prepare statement for due bonus with reference to the enhanced limits of wages as well as the bonus rate, deduct the amount of bonus already drawn in order to arrive at the difference to be paid to the individual employees.
From India, Delhi
psdhingra
387

Dear Ramakanth,
Ethically speaking, the employees who left the organisation and were entitled/ paid bonus at existing and wage rates/ceiling are also entitled to the arrears of bonus. As a sincere executive, you must keep calculations ready and draw the same for the purpose of disbursement, as later on stray claim cases from individual to individual may waste a lot of time and confusion in drawing the arrears of bonus. Moreover, as of commercial accounting and statutory audit point of view for the organisation, the amount of unclaimed arrears of bonus have necessarily to be shown as liability in the books of accounts of the organisation in order to arrive at the true results of the profit and loss of the organisation to appear in the annual audited accounts.

From India, Delhi
sagaraphale
4

Hello Sir,
Will you please guide me about latest amendment of Bonus Act 2015. We have paid Ex-gretia to all our employees @ 20% on 3500/- for year 2014-15.
My question is, do we have to make difference payment to all employees for year 2014-15 @ 20% ?
Thank you in advance
Sagar

From India, Pune
psdhingra
387

Dear Sagar,
Your question is not clear, whether ex-gratia payment was made in the name of bonus or otherwise. If paid ex-gratia bonus, the amount should not be less than that prescribed in the amendment act. If paid less than the enacted sum of bonus (as is evident) with reference to the revised wages, you will have to pay difference.

From India, Delhi
Bittu777
4

Hi All of You, with respect to above query of bonus effective from 2014. It came to know that 2014 was by mistake and it will effective from 2015. Kindly focus on the issue please.......
From India, Nagpur
psdhingra
387

Mr. Bittu,
Can you please quote the source of your information? Also, do you feel anyone can get benefitted by such type of basless rumour on your part, if you cannot interpret the enacted law properly? Better go through the Act, if not already seen.
By making such a baseless tatement, do you mean to say, an Act duly ppassed by both the houses and assented by the Hon. President of India is wrong and only you and the source of your information is correct?

From India, Delhi
sagaraphale
4

Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your guidance. Yes Ex-gretia was paid in the name of Bonus of Rs 8400/- to all existing as well as left employee for year 2014-15.
Therefore as per amendment Company will have to make the payment of difference amount (16800-8400) of Rs 8400/- to all employees.
Am I correct?
Regards
Sagar Aphale

From India, Pune
psdhingra
387

Dear Sagar,
You have not made clear on another issue, whether the bonus is being paid by your company to all employees irrespective of the prescribed wage limit or to the employees falling within the prescribed wage limit.

From India, Delhi
durgesh.khanduja@gmail.com
Sir, Our Company give the half Bonus as prepaid half bonus include in salary (Include increment) & also deduct ESI it is right & how can i fill Bonus return
From India, Delhi
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