Hello everybody,

I am working in an MNC and I want to know how to calculate the pension in the current accumulation of PF and EPF amount and the number of years of service. I would also like to know how the superannuation amount contribution is helping in pension.

Regards,
Vinod

From India, Pune

Hello,

From the employee, 12% of the basic salary, which is Rs 1,200,000, goes to the Provident Fund. From the employer's side, 8.33% of the basic salary goes to the pension, and 3.67% of the basic salary goes to the Provident Fund. However, if the basic salary is more than Rs. 6,500, then the pension contribution is capped at Rs. 541.

For example, if the basic salary is Rs 1,200,000, 12% of it is Rs 144,000. Out of this amount, Rs 541 goes to the pension fund, and the remaining amount, which is Rs 143,459, goes to the Provident Fund.

I hope this explanation clears up any doubts.

Regards,
Sandhya

From India, Ranchi

Hi,

Do you mean pension calculation? Please find pension monthly: pensionable salary X pensionable service / 70. For example, pensionable salary (max 6500) X 35 years (number of years of pensionable service) / 70. I hope your query is clarified.

Thank you.

From India, Hyderabad

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