Dear Employer, as per our records you have failed to remit contributions of your employees due for

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1 Points Posted on 30 August 2020

Dear Employer,  as per our records you have failed to remit contributions of your employees due for 10 wage months. This prima facie shows willful default on your part. Failure to remit the contributions and interest due on such belated remittances within 15 days, may cause and invoke penal provisions of prosecution, complaint u/s 406/409 of IPC, and coercive actions for recovery of dues.

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On 30 August 2020 at 08:58 Report
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This discussion highlights serious consequences for employers failing to remit employee Provident Fund (PF) contributions. It warns of potential prosecution under IPC sections 406/409 and coercive recovery actions if payments are not made within 15 days. The notice indicates a prima facie case of wilful default for unpaid contributions spanning up to 18 wage months.

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11616 Points Posted on 30 August 2020
It's notice for Provided Fund (PF) Contribution payment (PF Deducted from salary of employees by you ) not done by you to Government......or NIL return of PF filed by you for a period of last 10 months.
in there any such situations..?
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On 30 August 2020 at 09:14
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2 Points Posted on 01 January 2021

Dear Employer, as per our records you have failed to remit contributions of your employees due for 18 wage months. This prima facie shows willful default on your part. Failure to remit the contributions and interest due on such belated remittances within 15 days, may cause and invoke penal provisions of prosecution, complaint u/s 406/409 of IPC, and coercive actions for recovery of dues.   What we can do..? 

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On 01 January 2021 at 11:48
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2 Points Posted on 25 December 2021

Dear Employer, as per our records you have failed to remit contributions of  due for 1 wage months. This prima facie shows willful default on your part. Failure to remit the contributions and interest due on such belated remittances within 15 days, may cause and invoke penal provisions of prosecution,complaint under Section 406 or 409 of IPC, and coercive actions for recovery of dues.what we can do? 

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On 25 December 2021 at 23:38

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