Employer contribution of pf

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Hi Friends,

Suppose my CTC is 10,000 and it includes employer contribution of 1000 regarding PF. I just wanted to ask that this 1000 should be the part of my taxable salary or not.

I am in the view that it should not be the part of my taxable salary as it is the obligation of empolyer to contribute 12% of my Basic salary to My PF account.

Whats ur views?

 

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Employer's contribution will not treat as your taxable salary.
Mr Himansu! You are correct.
Originally posted by : Rohit Somani
Employer's contribution will not treat as your taxable salary.

 

 

Employer Contribution Towards PF will be exempt upto 12% of Basic Salary and in excess of 12% it will be taxable in the hands of employee.

Originally posted by : Gajendra R. Tiwari

Employer Contribution Towards PF will be exempt upto 12% of Basic Salary and in excess of 12% it will be taxable in the hands of employee.

What Gajendra wrote is correct

enployer's contribution toward provident fund is exempt as follows:

STATUTORY PROVIDENT FUND         :  FULLY EXEMPT

RECOGNISEPROVIDENT FUND        :  UP TO 12% OF SALARY***

UNRECOGNISE PROVIDENT FUND : EXEMPT AT THE TIME OF PAYMENT BUT TAXABLE WHEN WITHDRAWN.

***SALARY FOR THIS PURPOSE INCLUDE  BASIC + D.A. (IF IT IS TAKEN FOR RETIREMENT BENIFIT).

YUP it wont be taxable,once it crosses the 12% mark then then the surplus amount i e the amount above 12% would be taxable.

No, it is not taxable in the hands of the Employee as this is the liability of the Employer.

Thanks, 

T.K.Goel

 

Employer's contribution will not treat as your taxable salary upto 12%

 


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