It depends on certain conditions like:
1. If he is an existing member of EPF, i.e., if he was covered by EPF in his previous employment, he should be covered in the present organization as well.
2. If your establishment calculates PF on gross salary, including all allowances, then he can be excluded subject to the condition (1) above referred.
3. If your establishment calculates PF on basic pay only, or on wages less HRA and other allowances, then you have to take the basic pay alone to decide whether the employee should be excluded from the coverage or not.
From India, Kannur
1. If he is an existing member of EPF, i.e., if he was covered by EPF in his previous employment, he should be covered in the present organization as well.
2. If your establishment calculates PF on gross salary, including all allowances, then he can be excluded subject to the condition (1) above referred.
3. If your establishment calculates PF on basic pay only, or on wages less HRA and other allowances, then you have to take the basic pay alone to decide whether the employee should be excluded from the coverage or not.
From India, Kannur
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P1singhhr
Very precise description