Social Security Fund contributions on the Act 2074 rates — 11% employee, 20% employer — split across all four schemes, on basic salary rather than gross.
| Scheme | Rate | Monthly |
|---|
Every contribution here is a percentage of basic salary. Allowances, overtime and bonus are excluded. On a Rs 100,000 package with basic at 60%, calculating SSF on gross instead of basic overstates the monthly cost by Rs 12,400 — the tool shows both if you ask it to.
The Labour Act 2074 sets gratuity at 8.33% of basic, accruing from day one. Where the employer is enrolled in SSF, that 8.33% is already inside the employer's 20% and flows to the Old Age Protection scheme. Adding it on top double-counts it, which is the usual error when comparing SSF with the old PF arrangement.
The employee sees 11% come off the payslip. The employer pays 20% on top. Those are different numbers from the scheme breakdown below, and both are correct — one says where the money comes from, the other says where it goes.
| Paid by | Share | Made up of |
|---|---|---|
| Employee | 11% | 10% pension + 1% social security tax |
| Employer | 20% | 10% pension + 8.33% gratuity + 1.67% additional |
| Total | 31% | of basic salary |
Note the employer's 8.33% in that table. It is the same 8.33% gratuity discussed above — it is not a separate cost sitting alongside SSF, it is part of the 20%.
Old-age protection 28.33%, accident and disability 1.40%, medical, health and maternity 1%, dependent family 0.27%. Those four add to exactly 31%.
So 28.33 of every 31 percentage points is retirement money — pension and gratuity. The protection you are buying with the remaining 2.67% is real but small in cash terms, which is worth knowing before treating SSF as primarily an insurance scheme. It is primarily a retirement scheme with insurance attached.
Four benefit pillars, in the order most people need them:
Benefits are contingent on contribution history, so a gap in deposits is not only a gap in the balance.
Deposit is due within 15 days of month end; late deposits attract interest. An estimate for planning, not advice. Nothing you type leaves your device.
सबै योगदान आधारभूत तलब मा गणना हुन्छ, कुल तलबमा होइन; भत्ता, ओभरटाइम र बोनस यसमा पर्दैनन्। कर्मचारीको तलबबाट ११% कट्टी हुन्छ र रोजगारदाताले थप २०% तिर्छ, जम्मा ३१%।
मासिक आधारभूत तलब रु. ६०,०००: कर्मचारी ११% = रु. ६,६००, रोजगारदाता २०% = रु. १२,०००, जम्मा रु. १८,६०० प्रति महिना (वार्षिक रु. २,२३,२००)। कुल तलब रु. १,००,००० र आधारभूत ६०% भएमा, कुल तलबमा हिसाब गर्दा मासिक लागत रु. १२,४०० बढी देखिन्छ।
श्रम ऐन २०७४ अनुसार उपदान आधारभूत तलबको ८.३३% हो। SSF मा दर्ता भएको रोजगारदाताको २०% भित्रै यो पर्छ, माथि थपिँदैन।
वृद्धावस्था सुरक्षा २८.३३%, दुर्घटना तथा अशक्तता १.४०%, औषधि उपचार, स्वास्थ्य र मातृत्व १%, आश्रित परिवार ०.२७%।
SSF मा दर्ता नभएका रोजगारदाताको सञ्चय कोषमा कर्मचारी १०% र रोजगारदाता १०% हुन्छ: रु. ६०,००० आधारभूत तलबमा जम्मा रु. १२,००० प्रति महिना। SSF को रकम महिना सकिएको १५ दिनभित्र जम्मा गर्नुपर्छ।