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Provident Fund Configuration

Provident Fund Configuration in PrismERP is the first step required before starting PF calculation in payroll. It is used to define the basic setup, including which employee types are eligible for PF, how PF-related transactions are recorded in accounts, and how employee and employer contributions are calculated.

It also includes the rules for PF processing, such as the salary component used for calculation, applicable percentages, and other configuration settings that define how PF is applied in the system.

Provident Fund Applicability Settings

Provident Fund Applicability Settings in PrismERP are used to decide which groups of employees will get Provident Fund benefits and from when the system should start calculating PF. Through this setup, the organization can simply enable or disable PF for different employee types like regular, temporary, contractual, probationary, trainees, or even owners if required. It defines the starting point of PF calculation and how an employee’s service period will be counted in the system.

FieldAction
Regular EmployeesSelect to enable or disable PF applicability for regular employees
Temporary EmployeesSelect to enable or disable PF applicability for temporary employees
Contractual EmployeesSelect to enable or disable PF applicability for contractual employees
Probational EmployeesSelect to enable or disable PF applicability for probationary employees
OwnerSelect to enable or disable PF applicability for owners
Trainee EmployeesSelect to enable or disable PF applicability for trainee employees
Foundation OnEnter the effective start date from which PF calculation will begin
Computation of Service YearEnter the rule/value used to calculate employee service duration

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Provident Fund Accounts Settings

Provident Fund Accounts Settings help decide where all PF-related amounts should be recorded in the accounting system. Through this setup, employee contributions, employer contributions, interest, and other PF expenses are linked with the correct ledger accounts.

FieldAction
Employee Cont. AccSelect the account used to record employee PF contribution payable
Employer Cont. AccSelect the account used to record employer PF contribution payable
Interest Gain AccSelect the account used to track interest earned on PF balances
Laps Fund AccountSelect the account used to record lapsed or unclaimed PF funds
PF Earning PayableSelect the account used to record PF earnings payable
PF Expense [Employee]Select the expense account for employee PF contribution
PF Expense [Company]Select the expense account for employer PF contribution
PF Expense [Interest]Select the expense account for PF interest portion

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Provident Fund Calculation & Contribution Settings

Provident Fund Calculation & Contribution Settings define the rules for how PF is calculated for each employee. This includes selecting the salary component used for calculation, setting the employee and employer contribution percentages, and controlling how the system applies rounding on PF amounts.

It also allows the organization to decide additional conditions like whether PF should be calculated from specific payroll items, whether slab-based calculation is used, and how settlement eligibility is determined based on service period.

FieldAction
Include PF Start DateSelect to include or exclude the PF start date in calculation
PF Slab EnabledSelect to enable slab-based PF calculation
Round PF DeductionSelect to enable rounding of PF deduction amounts
PF Calculation From Payroll ItemSelect to calculate PF based on specific payroll items
Calculation OnSelect the salary component (e.g., Basic Salary) used for PF calculation
Employee ContributionEnter the percentage of salary deducted as employee PF contribution
Employer ContributionEnter the percentage contributed by the employer
Eligible for SettlementEnter the minimum service duration required for PF settlement
PF Opening Balance Auto CompleteSelect to auto-complete PF opening balances
Full Payment in BankSelect how PF payments will be processed through bank transactions

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