Statutory Details in HRMS
Stores PAN, Aadhaar, PF, ESI, PT and tax settings used in compliance and payroll.
Before you begin #
Use the correct employee and company context. HRMS actions and fields are permission-controlled.
Step by step #
- Open HRMS and select Statutory Details.
- Search and filter before adding a record to avoid duplicates.
- Use Add or Edit where available.
- Complete the required fields and the applicable dates/amounts.
- Save and reopen the record to verify it.
Understand the fields #
- PAN Number: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- Aadhaar Number: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- UAN Number: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- PF Number: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- ESI Number: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- Professional Tax Number: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- Tax Regime: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- PF Applicable: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- ESI Applicable: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- PT Applicable: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
- TDS Applicable: Review this value for the selected employee/record before saving.
Check the result #
Verify the saved employee, period and values. Stores PAN, Aadhaar, PF, ESI, PT and tax settings used in compliance and payroll.
If something goes wrong #
For a missing employee or option, check its master record, active status and access. If a date or amount is rejected, correct the indicated field and retry without discarding the draft. Ask HR to confirm payroll/statutory values; do not guess them.
On mobile #
Open the same module from the app menu. Use the record card or its actions menu. Scroll through the form before saving so that required fields and validation messages are not missed. Your permissions still apply.