Meeting your obligations to employees and the government with confidence
What This Service Means for You
If your business employs people, you are subject to a range of labour laws that govern how employees must be paid, what benefits must be provided, and what statutory contributions must be made on their behalf. These include the Provident Fund Act, Employees' State Insurance Act, Professional Tax legislation, and others.
Failure to register, make contributions, or file returns on time can result in financial penalties and, in some cases, legal action. Our service ensures that your obligations to your employees and to the government are met accurately and on time.
Why It Matters
PF and ESI contributions are a legal entitlement of eligible employees — non-payment attracts penalties and can result in prosecution
Labour law audits by government authorities can arise without prior notice — maintained records are your first line of protection
Correct salary structuring and TDS deduction on salaries protect both the employer and the employee
Employment contracts and HR policies that comply with applicable law reduce the risk of workplace disputes
Services We Offer
Registration & Initial Setup
- Provident Fund (PF) registration with EPFO
- Employee State Insurance (ESI) registration
- Professional Tax registration (state-wise)
- Shops & Establishments Act registration
- Labour Welfare Fund registration where applicable
Payroll Compliance
- Monthly salary computation and payslip generation
- TDS deduction and deposit on employee salaries
- PF and ESI calculation and remittance
- Monthly payroll reports
Statutory Filings & Returns
- PF return filing (Electronic Challan cum Return)
- ESI returns and half-yearly compliance
- Professional Tax periodic filings
- Maintenance of statutory registers and records
Labour Law Advisory
- Guidance on applicable laws: Minimum Wages Act, Payment of Bonus Act, Gratuity Act
- Assistance with drafting employment contracts and HR policies
- Advisory on employee benefits and statutory entitlements
Notices & Compliance Audits
- Handling of notices from labour authorities
- Labour law compliance audits and gap assessments
- Corrective action plans
Note: Labour laws in India operate at both the central and state levels. Applicable obligations depend on the number of employees, industry sector, and the state(s) in which you operate. We assess your specific situation before designing a compliance programme.
Who We Serve
These services are relevant to any business with employees on payroll — from startups with a small team to large manufacturing units, IT companies, retail businesses, and service organisations.