Labour Welfare Fund Registration

Many states require employers to contribute to a Labour Welfare Fund under the state's Labour Welfare Fund Act. The fund supports welfare measures for workers.

Where the state levies it, the employer and employee contribute small periodic amounts, and the employer registers with the state Labour Welfare Board and remits the contributions on the prescribed cycle.

• Establishments in states that levy a Labour Welfare Fund contribution
• Contribution amounts and the cycle (often half-yearly) vary by state
• No registration where the state does not levy it

• Establishment details and registration proof
• List of employees
• Bank details

1. 01

   Confirm the state position

   Check whether your state levies the Labour Welfare Fund.

2. 02

   Register with the LWF Board

   Register the establishment with the state board.

3. 03

   Remit contributions

   Pay the employer and employee contributions on the prescribed cycle.

PBT registers you and runs the periodic Labour Welfare Fund compliance.

• We confirm whether your state levies the fund
• We register the establishment
• We compute and remit the periodic contributions
• Scope and fees agreed in writing up front

• Which states levy a Labour Welfare Fund?

  Several states do, each with its own contribution amounts and cycle; others do not levy it.

• How often are contributions due?

  Often half-yearly, but the cycle varies by state.

• How long does registration take?

  Typically a few working days once the details are ready.