Accelya Solutions India gets ₹2.73 crore PF dues order under section 7A

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Blacklitt Research28 October 20262 min read

Accelya Solutions India (NSE: ACCELYA) has received an order from the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner-II, Pune, holding it in default of ₹2,72,50,894 in provident fund dues for September 2014 to March 2019, it said in a filing on 28 Oct 2026. The order was received by email on 27 Oct 2026 and is dated 31 Aug 2026.

Key highlights

Amount in default: ₹2,72,50,894 for Sep 2014 to Mar 2019
Payment deadline: 60 days from receipt of the order
Interest calculated by the department: ₹3,16,02,858, not accepted in the order
Company's stated view: not expected to have any material financial impact

The PF order in numbers

Item	Detail
Issued by	Regional Provident Fund Commissioner-II, Pune (Pune Cantt)
Order dated	31 Aug 2026
Received by company	27 Oct 2026, 5.34 p.m., by email
Inquiry period	September 2014 to March 2019
Amount held in default	₹2,72,50,894
Dues on allowances	₹2,50,32,628 as calculated by the department
Dues for 21 non-enrolled employees	₹20,20,122
Administrative charges on voluntary PF	₹1,98,144
Payment deadline	60 days from receipt of the order

What the order decides

The order accepts the department's calculation of PF dues of ₹2,72,50,894 for September 2014 to March 2019. The bulk of it, ₹2,50,32,628, is calculated on allowances the department treats as part of basic wages. The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation alleged that conveyance, medical reimbursement and education allowances were paid universally to more than 90% of employees, and the order agrees that these must be clubbed with basic wages.

The order also upholds ₹20,20,122 for 21 employees for whom Aadhar copies were not submitted, and ₹1,98,144 in administrative charges on voluntary provident fund contributions. Taken together, the three lines of dues the department calculated are the figures the order holds in default.

Interest and the separate inquiry

The department calculated interest under section 7Q of ₹3,16,02,858. The order does not accept this calculation and directs a separate inquiry under sections 14B and 7Q for belated payment and interest.

The order also states that if the establishment concealed facts or records, the department may re-open the case under section 7C.

What the PF order means for Accelya Solutions India's shareholders

The company says the order is not expected to have any material financial impact on it. It says it had furnished supporting records and is of the view that these were not duly considered, and it reserves the right to appeal as its lawyers advise.

Not stated: whether the company will appeal, whether it has made any provision for the order, and whether it has paid the amount within 60 days. The next dated step is the 60-day payment window from receipt of the order, which runs from 27 Oct 2026.

Reference: Original filing (PDF)

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