jhampat
We have 3 employees in our firm whose salary is 150000 lakhs plus so they are eligible for bonus?
From India, Mumbai
jeevarathnam
639

Any one is earning basic wages of above 21000/- are exempted from bonus. But still if company is willing then company can pay bonus
From India, Bangalore
balaji.venkatesan
10

hi
as per recent bonus amendment those salary that is basic plus DA is less than or equal to 21000 hence they are eligible to receive statutory bonus.
its up to your management decision to give more than statutory bonus.
minimum statutory bonus should be INR 7000

From India
universaltool
please kindly let me know how to calculate bonus for this year - from which date bonus is to be calculated what are latest rate of payments regards disha
From India, Pune
jeevarathnam
639

@Balaji Minimum bonus should be either 7000/- or the as per the minimum wages act which ever is high
From India, Bangalore
Shrikant_pra
264

When you say 'firm' it is taken that you mean it is an establishment. The payment of bonus act is applicable to establishments engaging 20 or more employees are engaged.
From India, Mumbai
mptma
After amendment section 12 of the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965 reads as under:

12. Calculation of Bonus with respect to certain employees :

Where the salary or wage of an employee exceeds seven thousand rupees or the minimum wage for scheduled employment, as fixed by the appropriate Government, whichever is higher per mensem, the bonus payable to such employee under section 10 or, as the case may be, under section 11, shall be calculated as if his salary or wage were seven thousand rupees or the minimum wage for the scheduled employment, as fixed by the appropriate government, whichever is higher, per mensem.

After a careful study of the above amended section, it transpires that bonus to the employees drawing salary or wage of less than Rs.7000 p.m. shall be payable on actual salary or wage received by them during the last financial year. But the employees drawing Rs.7000 or more will be entitled to bonus payable on salary or wages received by them during the last financial year with a maximum limit, which is higher of the two, i.e., Rs.7000 or a percentage of minimum wage for their scheduled employment received by them. Thus it transpires that employees getting monthly salary or wage upto Rs.21000 p.m. are entitled to bonus on actual salary or wage received by them for their scheduled employment, as fixed by the appropriate Government, or Rs.7000, whichever is higher.

From India, Bangalore
Apex Management
157

Hi Mitali,
You initiated the query by saying "We have 3 employees in our firm whose salary is 150000 lakhs plus so they are eligible for bonus?"
Please note that the payment of bonus act is applicable to the establishments / Factories employing 20 or more employees. Moreover, the salary ceiling for eligibility is <Rs.21000/- as such legally you are not entitled for the payment of bonus.
P K Sharma

From India, Delhi
sridharan venkataraman
25

In the Bonus Calculation, wages as required of Minimum wages for the scheduled employment is paid to the employees by splitting the same in different components such as Basic, DA, HRA and some other allowances. In this aspect whether the bonus is to be calculated for the entire wages (comprising all the components make the total of Minimum Wages payable) or it would be on the components of Basic + DA as per the definition of the Wages defined in the Bonus Act.
From India, Mumbai
Rakesh.das@cyient.com
As per bonus act, definition of salary & wages as follows:
Basic + DA & Rs 7000/- or minimum wages of that location is applicable for bonus calculation whichever is higher.
Let's take Rs,7000* 12*20%= Rs, 16,800/- maximum bonus payable.
Thank you.

From India, Ghaziabad
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