PF Loans

Hello Experts,
Is there any option in the system to configure PF Loans.(My requirement is after the employee is eligible for PF loans which may be Marrige,Education etc),where to configure this all.Also there should be a PF reports with details of PF deducted As of Date.
any inputs??
thanks in advance

Hi,
1) Jus find out, whether the employee had completed 7 years of service.
2) For every employee, you have to generate Contribution card i.e form 3A or Form 6A (Annual Return), check all the information are updated in that form, where you can find the consolidated pf. amount of the employee per year.
3) Pls be informed for Medical and Education advance, only 50% of the employee share will be sanctioned. not the employer contribution.
Regards

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Dear Experts,
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Hi Bhagyashree,
The amounts in display field 'Loan Amount Paid' is not correct.It should be the same amount as 570,614.00.And the 2nd display field 'Loan Balance' amount will be 45,000.However said field values will populate after Payroll run in 1st month of repayment.
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