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The Employees' State Insurance scheme provides medical and cash benefits to covered employees, administered by the ESIC. Employer and employee both contribute, calculated on wages, and the employer files and remits.
Coverage depends on establishment type, employee count and a wage threshold. All of those are statutory and change; confirm the current position with the ESIC or your advisers.
Coverage turns on a wage threshold, so an employee can move in or out of scope with a salary revision. The change takes effect according to statutory rules about contribution periods rather than immediately.
Getting this wrong in either direction is common: contributing for somebody out of scope, or missing somebody who crossed into it mid-period.
Statutory and subject to change. Confirm it with the ESIC or your advisers rather than from software documentation.
Statutory rules govern when the change takes effect, generally tied to contribution periods rather than the pay date.
No. It produces figures and holds evidence; submission stays with you.
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