A Fiji Government Website.
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A Fiji Government Website.
After completing your registration procedures, you may proceed with the application for compliance below.
POST-REGISTRATION COMPLIANCE
In compliance with sections 34 and 35 of the Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF) Act 2011, all businesses must register as an employer with FNPF. As a registered business owner, you must register all employees hired to conduct your business operations.
The Fiji National University (FNU) is responsible for collecting the levy imposed on emoluments (exemption stated in FNU Levy Order). In compliance with the FNU Act 2010, all businesses are required to register with FNU to facilitate the payment of a bi-annual levy.
ADDITIONAL COMPLIANCES
If building does not have a compliance certificate or if it is remodeled, the following are required:
The National Fire Authority is responsible for assessing businesses to ensure that premises are properly equipped with fire safety devices.
The National Occupational Health and Safety Services (OHS) ensures that business comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1996. All businesses are required to apply for this license with the Ministry of Employment.
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All Rights Reserved
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