what is the financial year of providend fund? please tell
me return form no. for p.f.and esic?
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Answer / vsharma
01 march to 28 feb, form no.
File the initial returns of Form 9, Form 3(P.S.), form 5A.
File the monthly returns in Form 12A, Form 5, Form 10 and
Challans for remitting the dues.
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