Overview

For a Japanese company's Indian subsidiary, HR is usually the first function that has to work. The firm builds it, structures pay and runs payroll, keeps in order the deductions, contributions and records Indian law asks for, and reconciles payroll with the books.

What we do

The HR function

The HR function provides end-to-end HR solutions that help businesses manage people, payroll and compliance efficiently.

  • HR policy design and implementation, in line with the company's business, culture and ethics, its requirements and Indian regulations
  • Employee records: employees' documents and records maintained to meet DIPP and other compliance requirements
  • HR policies, procedures and practices aligned with business requirements
  • Automation of policies, procedures and practices for easy access

Compensation and payroll

End-to-end payroll, compensation structuring, payslips, reimbursements and employee payments.

  • Compensation structure aligned with income tax and labour law
  • End-to-end payroll process, starting with employee attendance and ending with the final payout on time
  • Preparation and confidential distribution of payslips
  • Necessary recording and adjustment of employees' loans, advances and reimbursements
  • Automation of input and output data for accuracy and easy reference

Statutory payroll and labour-law compliance

Payroll compliance, statutory deductions, contributions and labour-law requirements.

  • Payroll-related statutory registration of the employer and employees
  • Compliance and management for tax, provident fund, employee state insurance, professional tax and others
  • Statutory deductions made and deposited with the government on time
  • Maintenance of statutory employee and employer records and documentation
  • Forms issued and returns filed
  • Automation of recording, deduction, deposit and returns

Payroll accounting, reporting and reconciliation

Accurate payroll accounting, reporting, reconciliation and statutory payment controls.

  • Comprehensive recording and recognition of employee costs
  • Payroll-related financial and management reporting
  • Reconciliation of payroll data with the accounting books
  • Ensuring statutory deductions and deposits with the government match the payroll data and the books