Hi to all,
I want to know on which Allowances PT, PF and ESIC deductions are applicable and not applicable in Maharashtra state for both Live and FNF employees.
Please help.....
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Amar
From India, Mumbai
I want to know on which Allowances PT, PF and ESIC deductions are applicable and not applicable in Maharashtra state for both Live and FNF employees.
Please help.....
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Amar
From India, Mumbai
Provident Fund is to be deducted and contributed on Basic salary and Dearness Allowances only. ESI is to be taken on gross salary including Basic, DA, HRA, Conveyance and other allowances which are paid in an interval of not more than two months. That is to say, if you have the practice of paying incentives/ bonus on a monthly basis, that should also be taken as salary for ESI purpose. That means only reimbursements like travelling expenses, LTA are exempt from ESI.
For Profession Tax also total income received by an employee by whatever means like salary, bonus etc,during the half year will qualify.
I didn't get what are Live and FNF employees.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
4252For Profession Tax also total income received by an employee by whatever means like salary, bonus etc,during the half year will qualify.
I didn't get what are Live and FNF employees.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
Dear Sir,
Thanks for information.......
Live employees means currently working and FNF (Full and Final Settlement) means Quit employees.
I would like to know Whether Leave encashment calculated on Basic salary will be consider for PF, PT and ESIC deduction for Live and Quit employees salary paid.
Regards
Amar
From India, Mumbai
Thanks for information.......
Live employees means currently working and FNF (Full and Final Settlement) means Quit employees.
I would like to know Whether Leave encashment calculated on Basic salary will be consider for PF, PT and ESIC deduction for Live and Quit employees salary paid.
Regards
Amar
From India, Mumbai
For leave encashment PF and ESI are not required to be deducted. While making F&F, PF and ESI till the date of working shall be deducted from the salary (till date of settlement) As far as Profession Tax is concerned, you must have a record of it and if you have not deducted PT on a monthly basis, deduct the PT in full according to the slab when Full and Final Settlement is made.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
Dear Sir,
If at the time of final settlement only Leave encashment payments are made then will PT be deducted on it....
(His all salary is paid in previous month and only Leave balance is paid in FNF)
Regards
Amar
From India, Mumbai
If at the time of final settlement only Leave encashment payments are made then will PT be deducted on it....
(His all salary is paid in previous month and only Leave balance is paid in FNF)
Regards
Amar
From India, Mumbai
PF deduction - 12% of Basic+D.A,Limitation - Rs.6500(Basic + D.A) ESIC - Employee’s share - 1.75% P.Tax- Rs. 5001-10000= Rs.175,Rs.10001-above= Rs.200 per month
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Do PT gets deducted while calculating F-n-F?
The question is because say eg :- if employee leave on 19-Aug-10 & joines another company on 20-Aug-10, then other company will definately deduct PT. But current company from which he has resigned do not know whether he is going to join other company or not, so during F-n-F shall employer deduct PT???
& if PT gets deducted during F-n-F then why the individual suffer deduction of PT twice in same month............
Plz clear the doubt.................. :)
From India, Mumbai
The question is because say eg :- if employee leave on 19-Aug-10 & joines another company on 20-Aug-10, then other company will definately deduct PT. But current company from which he has resigned do not know whether he is going to join other company or not, so during F-n-F shall employer deduct PT???
& if PT gets deducted during F-n-F then why the individual suffer deduction of PT twice in same month............
Plz clear the doubt.................. :)
From India, Mumbai
PT due on salary paid by first company till date of his leaving will have to be deducted and paid by the first company and that portion of salary paid by the second company, if it falls within the taxable brackets, should only be paid by the second company. Here the first company need not worry about his earnings after he left the establishment and in the similar way, the second company need not go in depth about whether the first company had deducted the PT or not.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
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