Dear All, I have one query related with EFP. Request a reply from epf expert. Thanks....
From India, Hisar
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My concern is that if any organization registered for EPF in March 2014 and got the registration number in March 2014 and then paid the challans of employees from December 2013 onwards, which results in delayed payment for December 2013, January 2013, and February 2013 challans.
As the registration was done in March 2014, there was no other option to stop the delayed payment of challans from December 2013 to February 2014. So, please update me if a penalty is applicable to the organization for these three challans, or if that can be waived off as practically that was no one's fault.
Do we need to pay a penalty or interest, or both, and how much? Request your advice.
From India, Hisar
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As the registration was done in March 2014, there was no other option to stop the delayed payment of challans from December 2013 to February 2014. So, please update me if a penalty is applicable to the organization for these three challans, or if that can be waived off as practically that was no one's fault.
Do we need to pay a penalty or interest, or both, and how much? Request your advice.
From India, Hisar
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Hi,
When you receive the registration code from that period, you will be eligible. Just let me know if you have not received the code, and we can discuss how you will pay for the previous months.
It's important to note that your eligibility dates back to March itself.
From India, Mumbai
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When you receive the registration code from that period, you will be eligible. Just let me know if you have not received the code, and we can discuss how you will pay for the previous months.
It's important to note that your eligibility dates back to March itself.
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yes aditya we got the code in march 14 but we paid from dec 13 so do we need to pay penalty as well as interest for previous months pls reply
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Dear,
Regarding the remittance you made from Dec'13 to Feb'14, your coverage is backdated. Consequently, it falls under belated dues remittance, and therefore, interest and damages are payable as per Section 14B of the Act.
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Pushkar Bisht
From India, Delhi
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Regarding the remittance you made from Dec'13 to Feb'14, your coverage is backdated. Consequently, it falls under belated dues remittance, and therefore, interest and damages are payable as per Section 14B of the Act.
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Pushkar Bisht
From India, Delhi
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Hi, In that situation you are liable. to pay dues and penalties
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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also..pls update me how to calculate & pay that...i mean how to generate challan for that
From India, Hisar
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From India, Hisar
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Dear,
Yes, loss of interest and damages both compensate for the period of delay according to the rates given in the Act. You don't need to do anything regarding this concern; the PF authority shall directly send you a notice for the same if they identify it.
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Pushkar
From India, Delhi
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Yes, loss of interest and damages both compensate for the period of delay according to the rates given in the Act. You don't need to do anything regarding this concern; the PF authority shall directly send you a notice for the same if they identify it.
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Pushkar
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Dear JP,
It is the prime responsibility of the establishment to get the establishment covered in time as and when the act is applicable under Section 1(3) or 2A, as the case may be. In case the establishment was coverable from December 2013 and you applied for registration or obtained a code in March 2014, you are liable for the imposition of interest and damages under Sections 7Q and 14B, which are detected later by the department, and an opportunity is given to hear you before such action.
However, if you applied for coverage in time but the allotment of your employer's code is delayed by the department, you can raise the issue before the competent authority, i.e., RPFC, where the damages part can be waived off subject to the favorable facts of your case.
P K Sharma
From India, Delhi
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It is the prime responsibility of the establishment to get the establishment covered in time as and when the act is applicable under Section 1(3) or 2A, as the case may be. In case the establishment was coverable from December 2013 and you applied for registration or obtained a code in March 2014, you are liable for the imposition of interest and damages under Sections 7Q and 14B, which are detected later by the department, and an opportunity is given to hear you before such action.
However, if you applied for coverage in time but the allotment of your employer's code is delayed by the department, you can raise the issue before the competent authority, i.e., RPFC, where the damages part can be waived off subject to the favorable facts of your case.
P K Sharma
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You need not pay the interest for that period because it is not your actual delay. In case they issue a notice to pay the interest, at that time you can inform the same in your reply. Actually, the PF inspector will inspect all these payments during his visit. Based on his inspection report, the PF authorities will issue a notice for the payment of interest on delayed payment. Now you need not worry about interest payment.
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