Minimum % Of Basic With Respect To Ctc - PDF Download

Dear All,
Since the latest limit to PF is 15000.
PF is 12% of basic and da. I want to know if there is a said percentage of basic to the overall CTC, like basic should be 40% or 50% of CTC.
Please help.

As per PF notification, Basic should be 55% to 60%, not less than this.
Pl make sure when you prepare CTC, basic should be in above criteria.

Dear Arpan Naik,
Pl provide PF if any for basic fixation of 55 to 60% , or any citations from court to that effect, it will be useful fro our professionals

Dear All,
Here is attached file for PF amendments which may be useful to everyone.

Dear Sir,
The attached information is our personal opinions , If have any official circular or any notification from PF dept or Govt we be more useful.

which PF notification is being referred that prescribes 55%-60% Basic salary in CTC ?

It appears that a lot of changes may be brought about in the labour legislations including ESI and others. I came across a PF directive in Rajasthan asking inspectors to compile a list of all who have deducted PF on Basic Salary of 50% or less of CTC.
Though there is no legislation on how much the Basic salary should be as a % of CTC, the above could be indicative of the probability of legislation coming about in the future.
Keeping Basic salary above 51% of CTC should be fine
Raana Jitendra Pratap Singh
Head HR, Girnar Software Pvt Ltd

there is no such direction in the act that certain %age should be kept for basic salary but bifurcation is done only on the basis of taxation liabity . but it is the accepted and factual view that basic should not be less than the prescribed minimum wage of the state.
thanks & regards,
from,
sumit kumar saxena

Dear Mr. Arpan ji,
There is no such % of basic etc., for PF. But there is only notification " Minimum Wages should not be split ", i.e. (Basic + VDA) as notified by the appropriate Govt.
Regards,
PBS KUAR

Dear Sir,
I would like to know that as the ceiling has been increased from 6500/ to 15000/ is this applicable for all the states.