ESI Registration Services by The Business Founders

Welcome to The Business Founders, your trusted partner for ESI Registration services. ESI Registration, or Employee State Insurance Registration, is a vital step for establishments looking to provide social security and healthcare benefits to their employees. Whether you’re required to register for ESI or choosing to do so voluntarily, The Business Founders offers comprehensive ESI Registration services tailored to meet your establishment’s needs.

About ESI Registration

ESI Registration is the process of enrolling establishments and their employees under the Employee State Insurance (ESI) Scheme, administered by the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC). It involves registering the establishment with the ESIC, obtaining an ESI code, and contributing to employees’ ESI accounts. ESI Registration ensures that employees receive medical care, sickness benefits, maternity benefits, and other social security measures, contributing to their overall welfare and financial security.

Our ESI Registration Services

At The Business Founders, we provide a range of ESI Registration services to assist establishments in meeting their ESI compliance requirements:

Why Choose The Business Founders?

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Ready to register your establishment for ESI or explore the benefits of voluntary ESI Registration? Contact The Business Founders today to learn more about our ESI Registration services and how we can assist you in providing social security and healthcare benefits to your employees with ease and confidence.

FAQs

ESI Registration is the process of enrolling establishments and their employees under the ESI Scheme, which provides social security and healthcare benefits to employees. Employers with 10 or more employees (in certain states) are required to register for ESI within 15 days of the ESI Act becoming applicable to them.

All registered taxpayers under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime are required to file GST annual return, except for certain categories of taxpayers such as composition scheme dealers and input service distributors (ISDs).

The documents required for ESI Registration include the establishment’s PAN card, address proof, registration certificate, list of employees, salary details, and bank account details, among others, as per the requirements of the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC).

Yes, ESI Registration is mandatory for all eligible employees, including temporary or contract workers, who meet the criteria specified by the ESIC. Employers must register such employees and contribute to their ESI accounts accordingly.

Yes, an establishment with fewer than 10 employees can voluntarily register for ESI if it wishes to provide ESI benefits to its employees. Voluntary registration allows such establishments to avail themselves of the benefits of ESI and contribute to their employees’ welfare.

 

The procedure for ESI Registration involves submitting the required forms and documents to the ESIC, such as Form 01 for registration, employer’s PAN card, establishment’s address proof, employee details, and bank account details. Once registered, the establishment is assigned an ESI code.

The due date for ESI Registration is within 15 days of the ESI Act becoming applicable to the establishment, i.e., within 15 days of reaching the threshold of 10 employees. Employers should ensure timely registration to avoid penalties.

Yes, ESI Registration can be canceled or revoked under certain circumstances, such as closure of the establishment, cessation of business activities, or non-compliance with ESI rules and regulations. Employers must follow the prescribed procedures for canceling or revoking ESI Registration.

Late registration or non-registration for ESI may attract penalties and legal consequences, including fines, prosecution, and restrictions on business operations. It may also result in denial of benefits to employees and non-compliance with labor laws.

Yes, establishments with ESI Registration can transfer their registration to a new location if they relocate their business premises. The new location should fall within the jurisdiction of the ESIC, and the employer must inform the ESIC about the change in address.

Yes, employers are required to register new employees under ESI within 10 days of their joining the establishment. Employers should promptly update employee details and contribute to their ESI accounts to ensure compliance with ESI regulations.

Yes, establishments with ESI Registration can provide additional healthcare benefits to their employees, such as supplementary health insurance, wellness programs, and health check-ups, to enhance employee welfare and satisfaction.

Employers can ensure compliance with ESI regulations by maintaining accurate records of employee details, salary information, ESI contributions, and other relevant documents. Regular communication with the ESIC and timely submission of returns can also help maintain compliance.

Yes, small establishments operating in certain sectors or geographical areas may be eligible for exemptions or relaxations in ESI Registration requirements. Employers should check with the ESIC for specific eligibility criteria and guidelines.

Yes, employers can seek professional assistance from qualified consultants or service providers for ESI Registration and compliance to ensure accurate submission of documents, timely payment of contributions, and adherence to ESI regulations.