Payroll Processing and Statutory Compliance — Computed. Deducted. Filed.
Monthly payroll processing with statutory deductions, filings and year-end certificates, run to a fixed cycle and kept confidential.
Book Free ConsultationPayroll is the one process a business cannot get slightly wrong. It runs on a fixed date, it is visible to every employee, and the deductions attached to it carry statutory consequences for the employer rather than the employee.
At N D Savla & Associates, we process payroll for businesses in Nashik and across Maharashtra — the computation, the deductions, the filings and the year-end certificates.
The part that most often goes wrong is tax on salary. Deductions computed on annual projections need revising as declarations, actual investments and mid-year changes come in, and payroll that ignores this leaves employees with a large deduction in the final months.
Our Payroll Services
Salary Processing
Monthly computation of salary, allowances and deductions for each employee.
Tax on Salary
Computation of tax to be deducted, revised through the year as declarations change.
Provident Fund Compliance
Computation, payment and monthly return filing for provident fund.
Professional Tax
Deduction, payment and return filing for professional tax.
Payslip Generation
Issue of payslips to employees on the agreed monthly date.
Full and Final Settlement
Computation of settlement on resignation or termination.
Form 16 Issue
Preparation and issue of annual salary certificates to employees.
Payroll Accounting
Posting of payroll, deductions and statutory dues into the books.
Our Payroll Process
Structure Setup
Salary structures, components and statutory applicability are set up.
Monthly Input
Attendance, joinings, exits and variable inputs are collected each cycle.
Processing
Salary and deductions are computed and the register is prepared for approval.
Disbursement Support
The bank file is prepared and payslips are issued on the agreed date.
Statutory Filing
Deductions are paid and the periodic returns are filed on time.
Why It Matters
Frequently Asked Questions
Payroll taking up too much time?
Share your current salary structure and headcount — we’ll set out how the cycle would run.
