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What is ESIC registration?
ESIC registration is the process of enrolling an establishment under the Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) Act, 1948. It is mandatory for establishments with a specified number of employees to provide social security benefits to employees, such as medical, sickness, maternity, and disability benefits.
Who needs to register for ESIC?
Establishments with 10 or more employees (in some states, the threshold is 20 or more employees) are required to register for ESIC. This includes factories, shops, offices, and other establishments.
What are the documents required for ESIC registration?
The documents required for ESIC registration may include the registration certificate of the establishment, PAN of the establishment, address proof of the establishment, bank account details, and a list of employees with their details.
Can establishments with fewer than 10 employees register voluntarily for ESIC?
Yes, establishments with fewer than 10 employees can voluntarily register for ESIC if they wish to provide social security benefits to their employees.