Anonymous
Could you please clarify the PF-related query? One of our employees has a basic salary above Rs. 15,000, but as he joined in between the month, his basic salary on a pro-rata basis is less than Rs. 15,000. In this case, do we need to consider the other allowances for deducting his PF as per the Supreme Court judgment?
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As per The Employees’ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952, the wage ceiling amount is ₹15,000 per month. You do not need to worry about the Supreme Court judgment. If an employee's gross salary minus HRA is above ₹15,000, then you can deduct PF on ₹15,000 only.

Thanks & Regards,
Ravi Khandelwal

From India, Bhopal
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Anonymous
Hi Ravi, thanks for replying. But my query is, for example, if an employee joined on August 20 and their monthly basic salary is $17,000, when I am processing salary for 11 days of August, their basic salary on a pro-rata basis is $6,032. In this case, for PF deduction, do I need to consider the other allowances, or can I deduct the PF on $6,032?
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