If contractors has worked inhouse jobs in our company can
we deduct ESI & PF or if not deducted who has beared the
liabilities of contractors
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Answer / r.v.subrahmanyam
it is the responsibility of Principal Employer to make sure
that the contributions towards ESI and PF are remitted to
the concerned authorities on time by the contractors and on
failure of contractor doing so, the principal employer has
to deduct the same from the contractor bills and remitt it
to the authorities. Overall the responsibilitiy lies with
the Principal employer.
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Answer / pujar kiran kumar
it is the responsible of the employer to deduct ESI & PF
from the contractors bills it is mandatory
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