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PF Return Filing

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PF Return Filing is the monthly process where employers submit details of employees’ wages and PF contributions to the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).

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Description

PF Return Filing is the monthly process where employers submit details of employees’ wages and PF contributions to the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).


✅ Who Should File PF Returns?

  • All establishments registered under EPFO must file monthly PF returns.

  • This includes submitting employee-wise contribution details and depositing PF amounts.


🗓️ Due Date for PF Return Filing

  • PF returns and contributions must be filed and paid by the 15th of every month for the preceding month.

  • Late filing attracts interest and penalties.


🛠️ Steps for PF Return Filing

  1. Login to the EPFO Employer Portal:
    https://unifiedportal-mem.epfindia.gov.in

  2. Generate the ECR (Electronic Challan cum Return):

    • Enter employee wage details and contribution amounts

    • Generate the ECR file which contains employee-wise contributions

  3. Deposit PF Contributions:

    • Employer and employee contribution (usually 12% each)

    • Payment can be made online via Net Banking or other modes

  4. Upload the ECR file:

    • Upload the generated ECR file on the portal after payment

    • The system validates and processes the return


📄 Documents/Data Required for PF Return Filing

  • List of employees with their PF numbers

  • Monthly wages and salary details of employees

  • PF contribution amounts (employer & employee shares)

  • Bank details for payment


⚠️ Important Notes

  • Incomplete or incorrect data may lead to rejection of returns.

  • PF contribution must be deposited along with the return.

  • Returns filed without payment or with delayed payment attract interest and penalties.

  • Maintain proper records to avoid scrutiny.