Statutory EPF and ESIC Compliance & Consultancy for Panipat’s Textile & Petrochemical Hub

In 2025, Panipat enforcement is driven by export-grade textile audits, IOCL refinery PE liability, hazardous ESIC mandates, and strict RO Karnal inspections.
Export-Ready Textile & Handloom Compliance
50% Wage Rule & Buyer Audit Readiness
RO Karnal audits textile exporters to ensure Basic + DA meets the 50% threshold and that production incentives do not suppress PF and ESIC contributions.
Global Social Compliance Alignment
We align PF/ESI records with factory floor manpower to help Panipat exporters pass buyer audits from global brands like IKEA and Walmart.
IOCL Refinery & Petrochemical PE Liability
Site-Specific Sub-Code Enforcement
Contractors at the IOCL Panipat Refinery must maintain site-specific PF and ESIC sub-codes matching gate-entry data to avoid payment blocks.
Statutory Clearance Certification
We manage monthly statutory clearance certificates required for digital billing clearance at the refinery.
EEC-2025 Weaver & MSME Amnesty
Handloom & Powerloom Regularization
EEC-2025 allows Panipat’s handloom and powerloom units to regularize workers missed since 2017 with a nominal ₹100 penalty.
Protection from 2026 Digital Audits
Timely filing under EEC-2025 shields units from 100% damages and large-scale digital inspection sweeps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most industrial units in Panipat fall under the jurisdiction of the Regional Office (RO) Karnal, which has a dedicated enforcement wing for the Panipat clusters.
Yes. Chemical dyeing and textile processing are classified as hazardous processes, making ESIC mandatory from the first employee.
RO Karnal cross-references electricity consumption and export turnover with PF ECR data. Discrepancies trigger automated Section 7A inquiries.
EEC-2025 allows regularization of past worker defaults with a ₹100 penalty, avoiding 100% damages under Section 14B.