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I am working in an automobile company based in Delhi. I want to know about the breakup of salary and the calculation of ESI & PF. In the salary, we have to include allowances like washing, traveling, special HRA, and basic. Can anyone tell me how to go about these things with the experience?
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3I am working in an automobile company based in Delhi. I want to know about the breakup of salary and the calculation of ESI & PF. In the salary, we have to include allowances like washing, traveling, special HRA, and basic. Can anyone tell me how to go about these things with the experience?
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Dear Lakshika, Kindly find the salary breakup and ESI, PF Calculation. If you have any clarification , feel free to contact me or in CiteHR senior persons.
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Hi lakshika
It depends on you how you balance an individual's salary, but as far as basic and HRA are concerned, these will be calculated as part of CTC (company cost). This is the final salary including all allowances, perquisites, and benefits. Basic will typically be 30-40% of CTC, and HRA will be 50% of basic if the individual resides in metro cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai. In other cities, it will be 40% of basic. You can calculate all other allowances on your own. As for the travel allowance, it is up to 800 exempted. Beyond this, you can adjust accordingly.
Thanks, J J
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It depends on you how you balance an individual's salary, but as far as basic and HRA are concerned, these will be calculated as part of CTC (company cost). This is the final salary including all allowances, perquisites, and benefits. Basic will typically be 30-40% of CTC, and HRA will be 50% of basic if the individual resides in metro cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai. In other cities, it will be 40% of basic. You can calculate all other allowances on your own. As for the travel allowance, it is up to 800 exempted. Beyond this, you can adjust accordingly.
Thanks, J J
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Dear All,
There is no specific rule for determining the percentage of Basic and other allowances, but the Karnataka High Court in the Case of Airfreight Ltd. observed that salary/wages should be in the ratio of (2:1:1), meaning basic including DA will constitute 50% of the salary, HRA will be 25%, and the remaining will be allowances paid under any name.
As per the EPF Act, PF is applicable on Basic and DA at a rate of 12%. ESIC is applicable at 1.75% on the total salary, excluding washing allowance, provided the salary and wages are less than ₹15,000.
CTC (Cost to the Company) refers to all costs invested in employees, including PF at 12%, ESIC at 1.75%, Gratuity at 4.81%, LTA, Medical benefits (as per company policy), and the cost towards Leave (Paid Leave).
I hope this information helps you understand the issue.
M.G. Rabbani
From India, Indore
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There is no specific rule for determining the percentage of Basic and other allowances, but the Karnataka High Court in the Case of Airfreight Ltd. observed that salary/wages should be in the ratio of (2:1:1), meaning basic including DA will constitute 50% of the salary, HRA will be 25%, and the remaining will be allowances paid under any name.
As per the EPF Act, PF is applicable on Basic and DA at a rate of 12%. ESIC is applicable at 1.75% on the total salary, excluding washing allowance, provided the salary and wages are less than ₹15,000.
CTC (Cost to the Company) refers to all costs invested in employees, including PF at 12%, ESIC at 1.75%, Gratuity at 4.81%, LTA, Medical benefits (as per company policy), and the cost towards Leave (Paid Leave).
I hope this information helps you understand the issue.
M.G. Rabbani
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Hello,
Your question is not very informative. However, based on my experience, this is usually the structure of salary: Basic + DA (in terms of a % of basic pay, which is revised every quarter. At present, it is around 53% of the basic). HRA is also a certain % of Basic, depending upon the class of the city. In your case, it might be 25 to 30%. Travelling allowance, in some industries, is given as a fixed % of Basic, and in some, it is a fixed amount. Washing allowance also has the same treatment. By reviewing your pay structure/agreement, you can now calculate the components of your Gross Salary. As for deductions, PF is a statutory deduction at 10%. The remaining deductions vary from industry to industry and organization to organization.
Feel free to know more.
Best wishes,
Arun Kr. Jain
arun030563@yahoo.co.in
From India, New+Delhi
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Your question is not very informative. However, based on my experience, this is usually the structure of salary: Basic + DA (in terms of a % of basic pay, which is revised every quarter. At present, it is around 53% of the basic). HRA is also a certain % of Basic, depending upon the class of the city. In your case, it might be 25 to 30%. Travelling allowance, in some industries, is given as a fixed % of Basic, and in some, it is a fixed amount. Washing allowance also has the same treatment. By reviewing your pay structure/agreement, you can now calculate the components of your Gross Salary. As for deductions, PF is a statutory deduction at 10%. The remaining deductions vary from industry to industry and organization to organization.
Feel free to know more.
Best wishes,
Arun Kr. Jain
arun030563@yahoo.co.in
From India, New+Delhi
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Dear All,
As per your comments:
1. Employers can provide a basic salary based on a percentage (but most companies pay on a percentage basis).
2. DA is as per applicable norms.
3. HRA: Depends on the employer, usually ranging from 25% to a maximum of 50%.
4. Other components vary from company to company (e.g., conveyance, performance bonuses, medical benefits, mobile allowance, tiffin allowance, washing allowance, LTA, etc.).
5. Additionally, there are annual components such as Diwali bonus, Annual Performance Bonus, annual attendance bonus, etc.
6. Employer contributions include PF (12% on Basic+DA), ESI (4.75% on Gross salary < 15000, excluding annual payouts), and Gratuity (Basic*4.81%). All these are part of the CTC.
7. As Mr. M G Rabbani mentioned, ESI in CTC calculation is 4.75%, not 1.75% (1.75% represents the employee contribution).
Thank you.
From India, Madras
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As per your comments:
1. Employers can provide a basic salary based on a percentage (but most companies pay on a percentage basis).
2. DA is as per applicable norms.
3. HRA: Depends on the employer, usually ranging from 25% to a maximum of 50%.
4. Other components vary from company to company (e.g., conveyance, performance bonuses, medical benefits, mobile allowance, tiffin allowance, washing allowance, LTA, etc.).
5. Additionally, there are annual components such as Diwali bonus, Annual Performance Bonus, annual attendance bonus, etc.
6. Employer contributions include PF (12% on Basic+DA), ESI (4.75% on Gross salary < 15000, excluding annual payouts), and Gratuity (Basic*4.81%). All these are part of the CTC.
7. As Mr. M G Rabbani mentioned, ESI in CTC calculation is 4.75%, not 1.75% (1.75% represents the employee contribution).
Thank you.
From India, Madras
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Dear Sir,
There are certain items that do not form part of basic wages, and no P.F. is deductible, such as BONUS, LEAVE ENCASHMENT, INAM, AD-HOC ALLOWANCE, OVERTIME ALLOWANCE, PAYMENT MADE IN LIEU OF NOTICE, etc. as has been decided by various courts from time to time. The concept of Basic Wages can be viewed in the case of "BRIDGE & ROOF Co." as decided by the Honorable Supreme Court.
With Regards,
CHANDOK - ex RPFC
09988021715
From India, Chandigarh
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There are certain items that do not form part of basic wages, and no P.F. is deductible, such as BONUS, LEAVE ENCASHMENT, INAM, AD-HOC ALLOWANCE, OVERTIME ALLOWANCE, PAYMENT MADE IN LIEU OF NOTICE, etc. as has been decided by various courts from time to time. The concept of Basic Wages can be viewed in the case of "BRIDGE & ROOF Co." as decided by the Honorable Supreme Court.
With Regards,
CHANDOK - ex RPFC
09988021715
From India, Chandigarh
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Dear Lakshika Nagpal,
While there is no specific Act to determine the basic pay, certainly the Fixed DA (FDA) and Variable DA (VDA) are linked to the wholesale/consumer price index, which is provided by the Labour Department of the Government of India once a quarter. This is mandatory for all industrial houses. The rest will vary from establishment to establishment.
However, the following rates would apply:
- PF at 12% for employees and employers (if not exempted), along with DLI and EPF
- Bonus (ex-gratia in lieu of bonus - minimum at 8.33%)
- ESI (if covered) at 1.75% for employee's contribution and 4.75% for employer's contribution
- Termination and retirement gratuity at 15 days of salary for every year of qualifying service (Reference: Gratuity Act)
- Accident and death compensation as per the Workmen's Compensation Act
- Maternity benefits
These are mandatory provisions as per the law.
Kumar
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While there is no specific Act to determine the basic pay, certainly the Fixed DA (FDA) and Variable DA (VDA) are linked to the wholesale/consumer price index, which is provided by the Labour Department of the Government of India once a quarter. This is mandatory for all industrial houses. The rest will vary from establishment to establishment.
However, the following rates would apply:
- PF at 12% for employees and employers (if not exempted), along with DLI and EPF
- Bonus (ex-gratia in lieu of bonus - minimum at 8.33%)
- ESI (if covered) at 1.75% for employee's contribution and 4.75% for employer's contribution
- Termination and retirement gratuity at 15 days of salary for every year of qualifying service (Reference: Gratuity Act)
- Accident and death compensation as per the Workmen's Compensation Act
- Maternity benefits
These are mandatory provisions as per the law.
Kumar
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Hi,
I am still confused about the ESI part. In the salary breakup, what all things are included in ESI? In my company, we break the salary down as basic, HRA, traveling allowance, special allowance, incentives, and washing allowance. Which parts of the salary should be added together in order to calculate the ESI?
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I am still confused about the ESI part. In the salary breakup, what all things are included in ESI? In my company, we break the salary down as basic, HRA, traveling allowance, special allowance, incentives, and washing allowance. Which parts of the salary should be added together in order to calculate the ESI?
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and also PF is calculated only on Basic+ HRA or Only basic ..?? i knw that if basic or basic +hra is 6500 thn pf wont be deducted
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dear, Esi always deduct on total in hand salary including OT. PF always deduct on basic+DA Neeraj Uflex ltd noida 9718485060
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Dear Lakshika,
I'm a little more confused now. You have invited more trouble. Please see the attachment. Don't blame me.
Rgds,
Kumar BG
How to Calculate ESI:
For PF: Wages mean Basic + DA + Food subsidy + leave encashment (if paid).
On PF wages, the employee will subscribe 12%, and the employer will also contribute 12%.
The employer's contribution is split into PF 3.67% and Pension Fund 8.33%.
For the purpose of PF wages, the ceiling is Rs. 6,500 even if the salary/wages exceed Rs. 6,500.
For ESI: Salary or Wages (both are the same) mean basic + DA + allowances + overtime.
However, the conveyance allowance should not be considered.
The revised limit for ESI is Rs. 15,000, and once exceeded, they will not be eligible.
The employee will be deducted at 1.75% of the gross salary/wage, and the employer contributes 4.75% on the employee's gross.
There is no minimum limit for any minimum wages; they also attract ESI deduction.
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I'm a little more confused now. You have invited more trouble. Please see the attachment. Don't blame me.
Rgds,
Kumar BG
How to Calculate ESI:
For PF: Wages mean Basic + DA + Food subsidy + leave encashment (if paid).
On PF wages, the employee will subscribe 12%, and the employer will also contribute 12%.
The employer's contribution is split into PF 3.67% and Pension Fund 8.33%.
For the purpose of PF wages, the ceiling is Rs. 6,500 even if the salary/wages exceed Rs. 6,500.
For ESI: Salary or Wages (both are the same) mean basic + DA + allowances + overtime.
However, the conveyance allowance should not be considered.
The revised limit for ESI is Rs. 15,000, and once exceeded, they will not be eligible.
The employee will be deducted at 1.75% of the gross salary/wage, and the employer contributes 4.75% on the employee's gross.
There is no minimum limit for any minimum wages; they also attract ESI deduction.
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Lakshika,
I'm sorry I think I didn't attach the text portion which will explain a little more about ESI. However, I sent it to your mail. If you have any more doubts, don't hesitate to ask. All the best.
Regards,
Kumar
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From India, Bangalore
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I'm sorry I think I didn't attach the text portion which will explain a little more about ESI. However, I sent it to your mail. If you have any more doubts, don't hesitate to ask. All the best.
Regards,
Kumar
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ESI is the benefit that is applicable to an employee who has a CTC up to 1.8 Lacs annually (15 K per month). This benefit needs to be deposited with the ESIC department.
Employee Contribution: 1.75% of Gross
Employer Contribution: 4.75% of Gross
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Employee Contribution: 1.75% of Gross
Employer Contribution: 4.75% of Gross
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Dear Lakshika,
PF is calculated on Basic + DA. ESI is calculated on Basic + DA + HRA + Conveyance + Performance allowance + General allowance + bonus + fixed Traveling allowance + fixed Incentives = Gross. Note: For ESI Calculation, Washing Allowance + Hill allowance will not be taken into consideration. If you have any doubts, please let us know.
From India, Madras
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PF is calculated on Basic + DA. ESI is calculated on Basic + DA + HRA + Conveyance + Performance allowance + General allowance + bonus + fixed Traveling allowance + fixed Incentives = Gross. Note: For ESI Calculation, Washing Allowance + Hill allowance will not be taken into consideration. If you have any doubts, please let us know.
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Hi Kumar,
Come on yaar, what's next? What is the salary?
OK.
Basic pay = A remuneration offered to an employee depending on nature, qualification, experience, responsibilities, etc., attached to a job. DA = Dearness Allowance, meaning an allowance to meet the increase in prices of your day-to-day needs, an allowance to partially help you buy things which have become dearer to you. In the government and industrial sectors, this will vary depending on the movement of wholesale/consumer price indices, periodically announced by the government. HRA = House Rent Allowance, meaning an allowance meant to meet an employee's housing expenses. Normally, these allowances are expressed in terms of a percentage of basic pay, for example, DA @ 50%, HRA @ 20% on basic, etc. CCA = City compensatory allowance, this is provided mostly by the government sector at 10 or 20% of basic pay. This is not necessarily fixed as such. An employer can fix total remuneration as a package altogether without splitting it into basic pay, DA, HRA, etc.
These terms are generally in vogue in the government sector and corporate/big companies but not as much in small firms in the private sector where they offer CTC (means cost to company), which normally includes benefits like PF, Bonus, incentives, LTA, medical, conveyance, the equivalent of food coupons, etc. However, this is not uniform among all employers. Right?
Thanks,
Kumar
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Come on yaar, what's next? What is the salary?
OK.
Basic pay = A remuneration offered to an employee depending on nature, qualification, experience, responsibilities, etc., attached to a job. DA = Dearness Allowance, meaning an allowance to meet the increase in prices of your day-to-day needs, an allowance to partially help you buy things which have become dearer to you. In the government and industrial sectors, this will vary depending on the movement of wholesale/consumer price indices, periodically announced by the government. HRA = House Rent Allowance, meaning an allowance meant to meet an employee's housing expenses. Normally, these allowances are expressed in terms of a percentage of basic pay, for example, DA @ 50%, HRA @ 20% on basic, etc. CCA = City compensatory allowance, this is provided mostly by the government sector at 10 or 20% of basic pay. This is not necessarily fixed as such. An employer can fix total remuneration as a package altogether without splitting it into basic pay, DA, HRA, etc.
These terms are generally in vogue in the government sector and corporate/big companies but not as much in small firms in the private sector where they offer CTC (means cost to company), which normally includes benefits like PF, Bonus, incentives, LTA, medical, conveyance, the equivalent of food coupons, etc. However, this is not uniform among all employers. Right?
Thanks,
Kumar
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Dear Sir, We are a civil contractor co. with the turnover of 130cr. we do provide bonus apart from CTC & providing CCA . shall we provide??
From India, Gurgaon
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company is new and only 4 people are working if 1 person salary is 30000 want to know salary breakup and pf is not deducted, what all allowances should we add.
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Dear Abhiyog,
Salary breakup would be as follows:
Basic - 12000 (40%)
HRA - 6000 (50% of basic)
CCA - 3600 (35% of basic)
Conveyance - 3000 (25% of basic)
Medical - 1800 (15% of basic)
Special Allowances - 3600
The percentages and heads for bifurcation can be adjusted as needed.
Thank you.
From India, Gurgaon
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Salary breakup would be as follows:
Basic - 12000 (40%)
HRA - 6000 (50% of basic)
CCA - 3600 (35% of basic)
Conveyance - 3000 (25% of basic)
Medical - 1800 (15% of basic)
Special Allowances - 3600
The percentages and heads for bifurcation can be adjusted as needed.
Thank you.
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi,
I am paying ₹9500 per month to my drivers and ₹5500 per month to the helper of the truck. The drivers and the helper are on contracts. The contractor is registered with ESI but not with PF. Please let me know how I can avoid PF contribution as I am willing to pay ESI. Please advise.
From India, Hyderabad
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I am paying ₹9500 per month to my drivers and ₹5500 per month to the helper of the truck. The drivers and the helper are on contracts. The contractor is registered with ESI but not with PF. Please let me know how I can avoid PF contribution as I am willing to pay ESI. Please advise.
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Hi,
Provident Fund: Calculated on basic salary, which is 12% from the employee and 12% from the employer, and it is part of your CTC. There are conditions for the Provident fund:
1) 12% of basic contributed by the employee
12% of basic contributed by the employer
2) If Basic > 6500, there is a cap of 6500
12% of basic contributed by the employee, but
12% of 6500 contributed by the employer
3) If Basic > 6500, both
12% of 6500 contributed by the employee
12% of 6500 contributed by the employer
4) If Basic < 6500, then there is a cap of 5500
12% of 5500 contributed by the employee
12% of 5500 contributed by the employer
Note: any one condition could be followed in an organization, and an employee could contribute voluntarily i.e., more than 12%.
ESI
The ceiling coverage in ESI is gross salary <= 15000, then eligible for ESI benefits. The contribution of ESI:
- Employee contribution is 1.75% of gross
- Employer share is 4.75% of gross
Thanks.
From India, Delhi
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Provident Fund: Calculated on basic salary, which is 12% from the employee and 12% from the employer, and it is part of your CTC. There are conditions for the Provident fund:
1) 12% of basic contributed by the employee
12% of basic contributed by the employer
2) If Basic > 6500, there is a cap of 6500
12% of basic contributed by the employee, but
12% of 6500 contributed by the employer
3) If Basic > 6500, both
12% of 6500 contributed by the employee
12% of 6500 contributed by the employer
4) If Basic < 6500, then there is a cap of 5500
12% of 5500 contributed by the employee
12% of 5500 contributed by the employer
Note: any one condition could be followed in an organization, and an employee could contribute voluntarily i.e., more than 12%.
ESI
The ceiling coverage in ESI is gross salary <= 15000, then eligible for ESI benefits. The contribution of ESI:
- Employee contribution is 1.75% of gross
- Employer share is 4.75% of gross
Thanks.
From India, Delhi
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Dear PF is calculated on both Basic +DA and not HRA. HRA is calculated on basic +DA. The employees whose basic salary is less than 6500 Rs does not get the facility of PF. Regards Pooja Khanna
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My office deduct 10% from Basic+DA and also contribute 10% by office, we are 12 employees, how we move to Contribution rate 12%, is it possible? any rule regarding this. Pl. reply/help.
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How to join with NIPM.pls help me sir i am student in st.joseph college.
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Hi, Is it mandatory to show ESI deduction in the appointment / offer letter of a new joiner. Regards, Pramila
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Hi, I want to know whether is it necessary to have a DA component in Salary structure especially for shipping company?
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