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EmployeeIBM
Dear All,
I'm working professionally with a company where my basic salary is Rs. 20,000, but my employer deduct my Provident Fund on Rs. 15,000.
As per my opinion, my contribution should be
= 20,000*12% = 2400 (Employee Contribution)
But my contribution on my Salary Slip
= 15,000*12% = Rs. 1800 (Employee Contribution)
My employer deducts employer's contribution on Rs. 15,000.
I would like to know that, which one is correct.
Either me or my employer.
If there is any notification regarding this, please share.

From India, Delhi
jeevarathnam
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Hi
As your basic salary is exceeding the ceiling limit of 15000/- then PF shall be contributed on the ceiling limit only. So your EPF contribution shall be 12% on 15000/- (15000 X 12%=1800) is correct only

From India, Bangalore
EmployeeIBM
Dear Jeevarathnam P, In my previous organisation, they had deducted the employee contribution on actual basic. Suppose If X employee basic is Rs. 30000/- Then X contribution is Rs 3600 Please advice.
From India, Delhi
rahul01g@gmail.com
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Your Employer is correct because EPF limit is 15000 decided by EPFO
From India, Sonipat
ravi_561
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AS PER PF REGULATION, EMPLOYER ARE MANDATORY TO PAY EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION ONLY ON RS 15000( THIS IS RECENTLY REVISED WAGES , EARLIER IT WAS RS 6500).EMPLOYER AT FREE WILL CAN PAY MORE MATCHING 12% CONTRIBUTION
HOWEVER YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE 12% AS EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION. HOPE THIS CLARIFY YOUR QUERY

From India, Bangalore
seahorse
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As per the new amendment after increasing the pf slab from 6500/- to 15,000/- employer has to deduct PF contribution for Rs.15,000/- for those who drawing salary more than Rs.15,000/- and actuals for those who drawing less than Rs.15,000/-. This is for your information. If you want to contribute more for employee contribution you will do that but your employer will contribute for Rs.15,000/- only.
From India, Madras
Vidyesh Kul
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@EmployeeIBM,
Please check copy of your offer letter, appointment letter which shows salary breakup. The employer's contributions to PF is shown as Cost To Company. Does it shows PF as 12% of Basic or 12% of 15000?

From India, Mumbai
sajump2000
Hello,
Your employer is right, Legally he is bound to deduct employer's share on 15000, But if he is -desirous he can do it.But you cannot compel him to deduct on 20000. Here is the clear cut explanation of contribution.
EPF employees provident fund calculation,EPS,EDLI,Admin -----
The article tells you the ways to calculate EPF Calculation.
Thanks


suryaprajap11@gmail.com
dear sir agar salary 18000 per month hai to 12% hamary salary se nahi kata ja sakta agar kata ja sakta hai to koi gazetted notification hai plz Reply.
From India, Bhopal
suryaprajap11@gmail.com
sir principal employer 15000 se jyada par pf dena chahta hai like 16000 to kya hame 16000 par pf lena chahiye
From India, Bhopal
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