EPFO launches ‘Employer e-Sewa'

March 22, 2012 12:54 pm | Updated 12:59 pm IST - VISAKHAPATNAM:

The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has launched an ‘Employer e-Sewa' to provide better services to subscribers as part of the ‘computerisation project'. The EPFO launched online receipt of Electronic Challan cum Receipt (ECR) from the month of April, 2012 (wage month of March paid in April).

Regional PF Commissioner Ajeet Kumar appealed to all employers under the jurisdiction of the EPFO Sub Regional Office, Visakhapatnam, which covers Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram and Srikakulam districts, to register their establishments and create their user ID and password through the portal available at the ‘home page' of the EPFO website www.epfindia.com under the caption ‘Employer e-Sewa'.

Registered employers can upload the electronic return and the uploaded return data will be displayed through a digitally signed copy in PDF format.

The employer may choose to make the payment through Internet banking of SBI or take a print out of the challan and pay at the designated branch of SBI.

Any remittance to be made by the employer has to be done only after generating challan from the employer portal of EPFO with effect from April 1, 2012. The employer has to upload the ECR in the pre-specified format and the challan will be populated on the basis of uploaded return in case of the wage month of March 2012.

Employers can view/read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ s) for any queries and the file format for ECR on the said portal.

The registration of the establishments by the respective employers has commenced on March 20, Mr. Ajeet Kumar added.

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