Truthful disclosure in employee compensation forms requires an applicant's certificate confirming completeness and no misrepresentation. The applicant must submit a certificate to the competent authority for Employee's Compensation declaring that the particulars furnished in Form XXVII are ... Summary
Truthful disclosure in employee compensation forms requires an applicant's certificate confirming completeness and no misrepresentation.
The applicant must submit a certificate to the competent authority for Employee's Compensation declaring that the particulars furnished in Form XXVII are true to the best of the applicant's knowledge and belief. The declaration also states that nothing has been concealed and no fact has been misrepresented in the form submitted by the applicant.
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