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Employees - MPFA For monthly paid employees, the current minimum and maximum relevant income levels are $7,100 and $30,000 respectively Learn about the adjustments made to the minimum and maximum relevant income levels for employee contributions over the years
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Mandatory Provident Funds (MPF) in Hong Kong Employees earning less than HK$7,100 per month are not required to contribute, though their employer must still make the full five percent contribution on their behalf
MPF made easy - WTW - Willis Towers Watson For employees who are making less than $7,100 per month, they will not have to contribute their portion However, their employers will still need to contribute the employer portion
How are employer MPF contributions calculated? MPF . . . - HSBC Employees earning less than $7,100 a month are exempt from making contributions, while employees earning more than $30,000 a month are required to make mandatory contributions of up to $1,500 instead of 5% of their monthly salary
MPF for Part-time Employees in Hong Kong: Rights and Rule Staff earning HK$7,100 or more per month are required to contribute 5% of their salary to the MPF The same 5% must also be paid by the employers Employees earning less than HK$7,100 are exempt from contributing, but employers are still required to contribute 5% MPF Contribution Limits
What is a Mandatory Provident Fund Scheme (MPF)? What Mandatory . . . For employers who pay a monthly salary, if the employee’s monthly relevant income is less than $7,100, there is no need to make mandatory contributions; between $7,100-$30,000, 5% of the relevant income is required as a contribution; if it exceeds $30,000, a mandatory contribution is required
Mandatory Provident Fund - Family CLIC For regular employees having less than HK$7,100 monthly relevant income, only the respective employers have to make a 5% mandatory contribution of the employee’s relevant income
Hong Kong MPF updates Abolition of the offsetting mechanism to take . . . This means that if an employee's monthly relevant income is less than HK$7,100, the employee will not be required to make any mandatory MPF contributions (though the employer is still required to make 5% mandatory MPF contributions) The maximum limit of relevant income is HK$30,000 per month
MPFA reminds summer job workers to pay attention to their MPF rights Employees earning less than $7,100 monthly do not have to make contributions, but their employers still need to contribute 5% of the employees’ earnings If an employee earns $7,100 or more monthly, the employer and employee must contribute 5% each up to a maximum of $1,500 per month each