Dear Seniors It is said about 20% EDLI relief. Can any one explain this matter with the exact calculation please. Regards Pijush
From India, Bagnan
From India, Bagnan
Dear Members,
Is it fine if an employer keeps the same PF deduction for all the members (except trainees) e.g. 15,000*12% = 1800? Or should it be based on the basic salary, which varies from employee to employee?
Please advise on an urgent basis.
Thanks, Nikita
From India, Jamnagar
Is it fine if an employer keeps the same PF deduction for all the members (except trainees) e.g. 15,000*12% = 1800? Or should it be based on the basic salary, which varies from employee to employee?
Please advise on an urgent basis.
Thanks, Nikita
From India, Jamnagar
Hi Nikita, You can calculate it on the ceiling rate of 15000. that will do. or can also deduct on actual wage (Basic+DA) if it is more than the ceiling that is 15000. Regards Pijush
From India, Bagnan
From India, Bagnan
Dear Mr. Pijush,
Many thanks for your answer. I understood that the employer can maintain the same PF deduction for all employees (Rs. 1800) irrespective of the Basic+DA salary. As we are new to PF, I have another query regarding the same.
If the employer deducts PF as a part of CTC, then the contribution should be 13.61% of 15,000, which equals 2042 (8.33% - Pension, 3.67% - PF, admin charges - 1.10, EDLI - 0.5%, Admin charges - 0.01%). Is this correct?
Please assist.
Thanks,
Nikita
From India, Jamnagar
Many thanks for your answer. I understood that the employer can maintain the same PF deduction for all employees (Rs. 1800) irrespective of the Basic+DA salary. As we are new to PF, I have another query regarding the same.
If the employer deducts PF as a part of CTC, then the contribution should be 13.61% of 15,000, which equals 2042 (8.33% - Pension, 3.67% - PF, admin charges - 1.10, EDLI - 0.5%, Admin charges - 0.01%). Is this correct?
Please assist.
Thanks,
Nikita
From India, Jamnagar
To, deal all please give me some ideas about calculation of pf if any body given salary of rs. 12000/-
From India, Kolhapur
From India, Kolhapur
Hi Nikita,
That's right. Things are the same; only the ceiling wage is increased by this new amendment. The employer's contribution would be 13.61% of the wage, but you need to deduct only 12% from any employee's wage.
For instance:
- Basic + DA = 12000
- Employee contribution = 1440 (12%)
- Employer contribution = 1633 (13.61%)
Hope this information helps. For more clarification, please post your query.
Regards,
Pijush
From India, Bagnan
That's right. Things are the same; only the ceiling wage is increased by this new amendment. The employer's contribution would be 13.61% of the wage, but you need to deduct only 12% from any employee's wage.
For instance:
- Basic + DA = 12000
- Employee contribution = 1440 (12%)
- Employer contribution = 1633 (13.61%)
Hope this information helps. For more clarification, please post your query.
Regards,
Pijush
From India, Bagnan
Dear Patil, PF is always calculated on the wage that includes only Basic and DA. Please see my previous post it may give you some idea.
From India, Bagnan
From India, Bagnan
Hi All, Is it mandatory that employer and employee has to pay 1800 per mnth? even though their gross salary is less than 15000 per month? please advise.
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
Dear Sir,
I am very thankful for such important information. Now, I wish to clear my doubt about employees who are drawing a salary less than Rs. 15,000. For example, if an employee's salary is Rs. 10,000, what will be their basic pay in that case?
From India, Dhule
I am very thankful for such important information. Now, I wish to clear my doubt about employees who are drawing a salary less than Rs. 15,000. For example, if an employee's salary is Rs. 10,000, what will be their basic pay in that case?
From India, Dhule
Hello, can anyone help me as I am new to all these amendments? The employees whose PF was deducted earlier at 780 as a minimum, now their PF would be deducted as 1800 on 15000 at 12%. Please help. I am not clear with the amendment. Additionally, I read that 12 months have been replaced with 60 months in the new law. What does that mean??
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
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