Mandatory social-security registrations once you cross the employee thresholds. We register your establishment on EPFO and ESIC and set up monthly compliance.
EPF (Employees’ Provident Fund) and ESI (Employees’ State Insurance) are social-security schemes for employees. Employers must register for EPF once they reach the prescribed number of employees, and for ESI for employees earning up to the wage threshold. After registration, contributions are deducted and deposited monthly and returns are filed.
Employers who cross the employee thresholds — and businesses that choose to register voluntarily to offer these benefits.
Meet your legal obligations under the EPF and ESI Acts and avoid penalties.
Employees get retirement savings (PF) and medical/insurance cover (ESI).
Formal PF/ESI benefits help you attract and retain staff.
Timely registration prevents interest and damages for late compliance.
EPF registration is generally mandatory once an establishment employs the prescribed number of employees; voluntary registration is also possible earlier.
ESI applies to establishments with the prescribed number of employees, covering those earning up to the notified wage limit.
PF and ESI have employer and employee contribution rates set by law; we compute and file these for you.
Yes — many small employers register voluntarily to offer PF/ESI benefits to their staff.