If your Basic Salary is Rs. 10,000/-
12% of your Basic Salary works out to Rs. 1,200/-
3.67% of your Basic Salary works out to Rs. 367/-
8.33% of your Basic Salary comes to Rs. 833/- which is higher than the limit of Rs. 541/-
So, your Employer will contribute Rs. 541/- towards EPS and contribute Rs. 659/- towards EPF (Rs. 367/- + Rs. 292/-)
Assuming this Rs. 5000 is your basic salary PF deduction will be 12% of it which works out to Rs. 600/-
There will be an additional Rs. 600/- contribution from your employer which will go into your PF, EPS and other schemes.
No. If the employer does not deduct any tax from your salary, they will not issue a form 16
You can contact your regional Income Tax Office and raise a formal complaint. Every organization that pays a salary and deducts TDS is supposed to provide the Form 16 to its employees. However, if the company does not deduct TDS, they will only give you a Salary Certificate explaining the salary you earned.
I tell you, Provident Fund, isn't it
In its simplest form, it is 10000/1.
8303/10000
If you file a Schedule A and Form 1040 return you can deduct your Mortgage Interest, Property Taxes, and Mortgage PMI on your 1098 form from the bank or mortgage company.
serial association
1.2083 = 12083/10000 or 12083/10000
10000
7/10000
7/10000
9.75 * 10000 = 97500