I have some questions, those are-
1. what is the contribution in labour Welfare Fund from employer & employee? When , where & how contribution have to be submitted?
2. what are the slabs of Professional Tax?
3 what is total contribution of Employer in PF?
4. exact formula of Gratuity.

From India, Mumbai
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Dear Mr. Nitin,
Goodmorning
for your query i can answer for 2 only
1. The percentage of employer contribution of pf is 12% of the basic ceiling wages @Rs.6500/-p.m.
2. For gratuity calculation the formula is
Basic/26*15*no of years served.
With best wishes,
R Shanti

From India, Mumbai
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Hi................
P.tax Slabs,
0 to 5000------------0/-
5001 to 6000---------60/-
6001 to 10000--------80/-
10001 to 15000-------100/-
15001 to 20000-------150/-
Above 20001---------200/-
Regards.
janardhan

From India, Hyderabad
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Labour Welfare Fund and Profession Tax are state subjects and therefore, they may vary from state to state. In the case of Labour Welfare fund, there are a lot of welfare fund and the rates applicable to each fund depending upon the industry will change.
For calculation of EPF contribution not only basic salary but dearness allowance is also to be taken into account.
Similarly, gratuity is also calculated on the last drawn salary which should include dearness allowance paid.
No amount should be deducted from the salary payable to an employee towards gratuity since it is a payment solely by the employer.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
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Dear Mr. Nitin hello employees contribution is 12 % in p.f. of basic salary rs. 6500/- last Basic of employee/26*15*no of years served. formula for gratuity thanks rds Dinesh
From India, Gurgaon
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Dear Mr. Nitin,

As per your email request, PT slabs differ from state to state. PF is set at 12% on a basic of 6500. After this, PF is optional, and Gratuity is calculated based on the existing BASIC at the time of leaving (basic/26*15*number of years). ESI rates are Employer 4.75% and Employee 1.75%.

Regards,
Raghu

From India, Bhopal
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Dear sir, I want to know that whats benefit is to be taken by LWF as a employee.If every month lwf in deduct from my salary can it be return?
From India, Noida
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Dear All, I want to know- 1. what is the benefit of Professional tax. 2. Is professional tax is applicable where is LWF.
From India, Delhi
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Profession Tax and labour welfare fund are two different things. The former is a tax on income/revenue that an employee or professional should pay to the local administration (Panchayat/Municipality/Corporation). Being a tax, we cannot expect any direct benefit from it besides the development activities that the local administration undertakes for the area and the direct deduction of the amount of profession tax paid from the income of the employee/professional when computing their income tax. On the other hand, a welfare fund is a contribution towards a fund for the benefit of workers who contribute to it. Since the contribution is a small amount, the benefits will also be limited. However, there are schemes for scholarships for children of the members, medical aid, and in some funds like the Kerala Shops and Commercial Establishment Workers Welfare Fund, provisions for pension payments, maternity benefits, and more are also included.

Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
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Dear reddy, 1.PT slabs were changed by govt. of Andhra pradesh from 04/2013 (state to state PT is change) slabs are 1.15000 to 20000 Rs150 2.20001 above Rs200
From India, Hyderabad
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