If the amount is equal to 15000, then we use the formula = sum(Basic + DA) * 12% in the salary statement or payroll statement in Excel.

What is the formula if Basic + DA is less or greater than 15000? Can anybody please answer me?

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    (Fact Checked)-The EPF contribution formula is =IF(Basic+DA<=15000, (Basic+DA)*12%, 1800). This ensures compliance with EPF regulations. (1 Acknowledge point)
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  • Hi,

    If the amount is equal to 15000, then we use the following formula in the salary statement or payroll statement in Excel: = SUM(Basic + DA) * 12%.

    What is the formula if Basic + DA is less or greater than 15000?

    Can anybody please answer me?

    I found the answer to this question. Here it is: = IF(SUM(D3, E3) >= 15000, 1800, SUM(D3, E3) * 12%)

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    (Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The formula provided is incorrect. The correct formula for EPF calculation when Basic + DA is less than or equal to 15000 should be: = (Basic + DA) * 12%. Thank you for your input.
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  • Dear Sir, One of my friend is working as Security Guard. He is paid on daily basis. The security agent deduct PF from his salary. Please tell me how he will calculate PF against his salary
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    (Fact Checked)-The calculation of PF for a daily wage worker like a Security Guard involves multiplying the daily wage by the PF contribution rate (usually 12%). This determines the PF deduction per day. It's essential to ensure compliance with labor laws on PF deductions. (1 Acknowledge point)
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  • Hi, i worke in Pvt.company last 5.5 year my PF was cut in my salary Rs.865 so how much Rupees i got.
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    (Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply is incorrect. The calculation of EPF withdrawal involves various factors like employer contribution, interest, and service period. It's advisable to consult the EPF office or HR for the accurate amount.
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  • Sure, I can help you with that! Please send me the scanned assignment so that I can understand exactly what you need. You are looking for formulas for DA, TA, HRA, Spl. Allow, EPF, HRD, and Tax. I will assist you in explaining the Excel assignment to the students. Thank you for reaching out.
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    (Fact Checked)-The request seems to be for assistance with an Excel assignment involving formulas for various components like DA, TA, HRA, Special Allowance, EPF, HRD, and Tax. Please provide the specific details or formulas needed for each component to ensure accurate assistance. Thank you for seeking clarification. (1 Acknowledge point)
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    (Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user reply does not align with the original post's request for an Excel file with EPF calculation formulas. Please provide the requested information.
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  • if basic wage is more then 6500 we should pay 5** something,is there any possible to pay less then that ceiling amount
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    (Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply is incorrect. According to the EPF Act, if an employee's basic wage exceeds INR 6,500, the employer and employee each contribute 12% of the basic wage, not 5%. There is no provision to pay less than the ceiling amount.
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  • =IF(Pf Gross Salary)>15000,15001,(PF gross Salary)*12% pf gross salary means basic, ca, cca, special allowance. this is pf formula for 1800 max cap formula. it is very help full to all
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    (Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The provided formula has some errors in syntax and logic. The correct formula for EPF calculation involves specific percentages based on the employee's wages. Please refer to EPF Act 1952 for accurate calculations.
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