Variance in PCB calculation
8 years 9 months ago #299
by Caevy Tan
Variance in PCB calculation was created by Caevy Tan
Hi, I've been using Payroll.my as my only source while filing for PCB and EPF, it's been really helpful,thanks. However, i received a letter from LHDN,saying i underpaid the PCB. It's for one of the employee, and listed Sept, Oct and Nov. Weirdly,for other employee that i used your calculation are fine. I was told if you could show the calculation which leads to the amount, i'll be able to plea for a deduction in fine.
This is for the year of 2014,EPF=11%/13%,SOCSO=Injury and Invalidity
1)Sept/2014-Salary=4500, PCB i paid=137.25
2)Oct/2014-Salary=4500, PCB i paid137.25
3)Nov/2014-Salary=4500, PCB i paid137.25
They claimed that i shall pay 188.65 for those months.
This is for the year of 2014,EPF=11%/13%,SOCSO=Injury and Invalidity
1)Sept/2014-Salary=4500, PCB i paid=137.25
2)Oct/2014-Salary=4500, PCB i paid137.25
3)Nov/2014-Salary=4500, PCB i paid137.25
They claimed that i shall pay 188.65 for those months.
8 years 9 months ago #300
by Kap-Chew
Replied by Kap-Chew on topic Variance in PCB calculation
Hi Caevy, it's very odd in your case since you mentioned only a single employee had such a wrong calculation. In fact, the payroll engine is making use of the PCB schedule to suggest monthly deduction, it's exactly the same as when you are doing manual PCB lookup. In this case, you may check PCB 2014 and verify the calculation. Remember to deduct the EPF before looking up from the PCB table though, a mistake a lot of newbies overlook.
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