My gross salary is $12,000. My take-home pay is $11,310. My PF+ESI deductions amount to $690. I took a one-month leave in November. In the following month, my salary was $10,620, with double the PF and ESI deductions (11,310 - 690 = 10,620).
I have a question: Do PF and ESI contributions get deducted from the next month's salary in addition to the deductions for that month?
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I have a question: Do PF and ESI contributions get deducted from the next month's salary in addition to the deductions for that month?
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In India, Provident Fund (PF) and Employee State Insurance (ESI) contributions are typically deducted from an employee's salary in the same month to ensure compliance with statutory requirements. When you took a one-month leave in November, your salary for that month was adjusted accordingly, resulting in a lower net pay. Subsequently, in the following month, the deductions for PF and ESI were recalculated based on the revised salary amount. Therefore, the deductions for PF and ESI are usually not carried over to the next month but are recalculated based on the salary for that specific month. It is essential to review your payslips to understand the exact deductions made each month and ensure compliance with labor laws and company policies.
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