Quorel People payroll — Indian salary structures, statutory deductions and returns

Payroll that already knows the statute.

Provident fund, ESI, professional tax and labour welfare fund are part of the payroll run — not a spreadsheet somebody maintains beside it.

PF. ESI. PT. LWF. Form 16. Form 24Q.

Built into the run, computed from the same salary structures you approved.

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Payroll that already knows the statute.

Provident fund, ESI, professional tax and labour welfare fund are part of the payroll run — not a spreadsheet somebody maintains beside it.

4
Statutory deductions in the runPF, ESI, PT, LWF
2
STATUTORY OUTPUTSForm 16 and Form 24Q
12
Monthly payslips a year,generated from the run
PAYROLL & COMPLIANCE

You build the structure.
The payslip shows What You Built.

Annual CTC is the input; the monthly figures are derived from it. Define the components your company actually uses — basic, HRA, allowances, employer contributions — and every payslip renders the structure that employee is on, not a generic template.

  • Annual CTC is the input; monthly figures are derived from it.
  • Components you define once and reuse across grades.
  • The payslip renders the structure that employee is actually on.
  • GST-ready INR billing for your own Quorel invoices.

PAYSLIP · ILLUSTRATION

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Aarav SharmaProduct Designer · EMP0012
CTC (Annual)₹7,20,000₹60,000 per month

Monthly Salary Breakdown

  • Basic₹30,000
  • HRA₹15,000
  • Special allowance₹15,000

Earnings

Basic
₹30,000
HRA
₹15,000
Special allowance
₹15,000
Gross
₹60,000

Deductions

Provident Fund
₹1,800
Professional Tax
₹200
Other
₹0
Total deductions
₹2,000
Net payAmount credited to bank account
₹58,000
STATUTORY INDIA

PF, ESI, PT and LWF are
in the run, not bolted on

Each one is configured per company and per state, applied at the point the
payroll is computed, and shown on the payslip the employee downloads.

Provident Fund

Employee and employer contributions computed from the components you have marked as PF-applicable, with the wage ceiling handled.

ESI

Applied to the employees who fall within the wage limit, and dropped for those who do not, without anyone maintaining the list by hand.

Professional Tax

State-wise slabs, applied by the employee's work location rather than by where head office happens to be.

Labour Welfare Fund

Periodic LWF deductions where the state levies them, on the cycle that state uses.

PAYROLL COST · SIX MONTHS

ILLUSTRATIVE

Illustrative payroll cost, April to September 2024: April ₹12 lakh; May ₹22 lakh; June ₹26 lakh; July ₹44 lakh; August ₹60 lakh; September ₹74 lakh. Growth from April to September is 516.7%. These are sample figures, not an actual payroll run.

Payroll cost is up 516.7% from Apr to Sep

Illustrative figures, not a real pay run. The trend is in the run itself, not a summary re-keyed beside it.

GROSS TO NET

ILLUSTRATIVE

Illustrative monthly gross salary ₹74,000. Take home (Net pay): ₹59,200, 80%; Provident fund (PF): ₹6,000, 8.1%; ESI: ₹1,800, 2.4%; Professional tax (PT): ₹1,000, 1.4%; Other deductions: ₹6,000, 8.1%. All amounts add up to the gross salary. PF, ESI, and professional tax total ₹8,800, 11.9% of gross.

₹74,000Total gross salary

Statutory deductions (PF, ESI, PT) make up 11.9% of gross, with 80% going to take home pay.

STATUTORY OUTPUTS

FROM THE RUN
  • Form 24Q

    Quarterly TDS return on salary

    Quarterly
  • Form 16

    Annual certificate, per employee

    Annual
  • Payslip

    Downloadable by the employee, every cycle

    Monthly
  • Payroll register

    Full run, component by component

    Monthly
FORM 16 & FORM 24Q

Year-End Is a report, Not a Project

Because tax is computed inside the run, the quarterly TDS return and the annual Form 16 are drawn from the same figures the employee was paid. There is no reconciliation step between the payroll you ran and the return you file.

  • Quarterly Form 24Q from the same computed figures.
  • Annual Form 16 per employee.
  • Payslips and the full payroll register downloadable each cycle.
The Awkward Months

Arrears, loans and Final Settlement

Payroll is easy in the month nothing happens. These are the months it usually breaks.

Arrears

A revision backdated to an earlier month pays the difference in the current run, itemised on the payslip so the employee can see what the arrear is for.

Loans & advances

Company loans and salary advances recover on a schedule, instalment by instalment, and stop on their own when the balance clears.

Final Settlement

On exit, the settlement reads the same record: notice period, unused leave, outstanding recoveries and dues, then closes the employee out.

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