Hi, I am from charitable trust looking after HR dept. We have more than 50 employees. Right now we have not taken PF no. I have heared that charitable trust can be exempted from PF act. Pl guide.
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Yes if you have trust & exempted by EPFdept,then no need to take fresh EPF Code , otherwise you know PF applicable on 20 employees and hope it will be applicable on 10 employees, bill for amendment is pending.
Pl read attachment also.
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58Yes if you have trust & exempted by EPFdept,then no need to take fresh EPF Code , otherwise you know PF applicable on 20 employees and hope it will be applicable on 10 employees, bill for amendment is pending.
Pl read attachment also.
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Hi Thanks for reply. My question is in different way. Is PF code applicable to us? Exemption is second thing. PF Code is applicable or not applicable to us?
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Hi, I have come to know by some sources that SC has given judgement on this issue? Is there? Anybody know this? Pl reply.
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Employees' Provident Fund and the Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1952 is a Social Security Legislation and it is the right of employees, just like salary. All the exemptions provided in this Act is based on equal or better benefis.
Hence being a Charitable Trust, you cannot deny the rights of the employees.
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Hence being a Charitable Trust, you cannot deny the rights of the employees.
Abbas.P.S
From India, Bangalore
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Exemption under Sec.17(1)(a) of PF Act 18.11.2011.pdf