need some help (none) (25 Points)
30 November 2013Hi,
I am currently working on an Indian company’s financial statements and I am having a hard time understanding what “Unavailed leave” means. It seems to be used only in India. Does it refer to holidays not “used” by an employee before he leaves a company which would entitle him to receive a cash compensation ?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Ramkrishna Mokashi
(Chartered Accountant)
(734 Points)
Replied 30 November 2013
It can also be a Leave Encashment (Payable to Employee, without him leaving the company).
As per common parlance, each month/quarter/year the employee gets are credit of some days in his Priviledge Leave balance. If that PL balance accumulates beyond a certain point, that can be encashed by employee. Eventhough the encashment might not have happened, the company can provide provision for the same in the books.
need some help
(none)
(25 Points)
Replied 30 November 2013
Ok so, unavailed leave = unused holidays (for which employees, whether staying or leaving the company, may claim a cash compensation, for this reason the company should establish a provision called “unavailed leave”). Right ?
manas ghosh
(2 Points)
Replied 08 April 2017
as per Act there are no such provision for leave encashment while in service, however in case of accumulation of unavailed leave,the leave encashment have to made under these condition i.e
in case of detath of person/employee
in case of permanent total disablement
in case of leaving the employment
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