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Dinesh Vishwakarma
Hi, I am dinesh. I want to know that if the employee’s having basic salary is more than Rs. 6,500/-, p.f. can be deducted or not. what is the statutory binding?
From India, Delhi
dineshdivakar
5

yeah mr dinesh, pf can be deducted @besic+vda+food allowance*12%
but pention fund under 8.33% of employer share deducted on only 6500/- maximum and rest amount included in 3.67%
for example salary is 10000/- then empoyee share deducted @12%=1200/-
epmployer share in account no. 10 will be deducted @6500*8.33=541 and balance amount 1200-541=659 will be deposite in account no. 1
have a good day

From India, Delhi
adv.vinayyadavymail.com
1

Dear Dinesh,
If the employee is getting basic salary more than Rs. 6500/-, deduction under PF is voluntary. Means, if the employee does not want to contribute, he is free to do so.
The same practice is followed in big corporates.

From India, Delhi
Madhu.T.K
4193

If he has already been a member of EPF, he is expected to continue EPF even if his salary is more than Rs 6500. Certainly, for a new employees whose salary (Basic +DA) at the time of joining itself is more than Rs 6500, it is optional.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
dineshdivakar
5

dear friends and my dear moderators, do you know that epf can be deposited upto 20% from employee side??
From India, Delhi
deadsoul2011
3

you mean VPF EPF has fix rate and VPF is voluntary provident fund, also depends on whether PF is of company trust or EPF (govt one) in company trust EPF has diff ratesss
From India, Madras
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