Dearness Allowance (DA) is an allowance paid by employers to their employees to compensate for the increased cost of living due to inflation. There are two types of DA – CPI-based and Industrial Average-based. The calculation of DA is affected by various factors such as the base index, CPI, Industrial Average, inflation, cost of living
Step 8: Calculate other allowances. (Gross salary – (basic wage+HRA+CA+Medical Allowances) Step 9: The sum of basic wage + HRA + CA + Medical Allowances + Other Allowances is called to total earnings which are equal to the above calculated gross salary. (Step 4) Calculate Deductions. Step 9: PF contribution 12% of the basic wage of the employee.
Determine the actual amount of HRA received from the employer during the year. Calculate the total rent paid during the year for the rented accommodation. This should include the rent paid for the period when the employee was occupying the rented accommodation. From the total rent paid, subtract 10% of the employee’s basic salary.
The DA will be calculated on the basis of the All India Consumer Price Index. The DA for Central Government Employees was earlier calculated based on the consumer price index with the base year 2001. The Central Government replaced it with a new consumer price index with the base year 2016 to calculate the DA from September 2020.
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