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Overview

Provident Fund (PF) is a crucial retirement savings scheme regulated by the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) under the Employees’ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. Employers who are covered under the EPF Act must file PF returns on time to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

This page provides a detailed guide on PF return filing, covering eligibility, contribution rates, due dates, filing procedures, penalties, and FAQs.

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Types of PF Returns & Due Dates

Employers must file different types of PF returns monthly and annually to comply with EPFO regulations.

Monthly PF Returns

Annual PF Returns

Note: Failure to submit PF returns on time leads to penalties & interest charges.

Process for ESI Monthly & Annual PF Returns

Penalties for Late PF Return Filing

Non-compliance with PF return filing can result in heavy fines and interest charges:

Interest on Late Payment: 12% per annum on unpaid PF contributions.

Penalty Charges for Late Deposits:

Legal Action: Employers who continuously default on PF contributions may face legal consequences under the EPF Act.

Documents for PF Return Filing

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Employee Details (UAN, Salary, Contributions)

Salary Slips

ECR File for monthly returns

Form 3A & Form 6A (for annual returns)

PF Payment Challans

Employee Joinees & Exits Proof

Keeping these documents ready ensures a smooth filing process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You will have to pay a 12% annual interest + penalty on unpaid contributions.