QUOTE(gooroojee @ Jan 10 2023, 12:34 PM)
ok thanks. that's interesting. i had assumed in below scenarios, each person has 60k to contribute to whichever account he's allowed to contribute to (self, spouse, children, parents):
Scenario 1:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- i contribute 60k to my EPF account
- my son contribute 60k to his EPF account
- total contribution 120k, both me and son used up 60k quota
Scenario 2:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- i contribute 60k to my EPF account
- my son contribute 60k to my EPF account
- total contribution 120k, both me and son used up 60k quota
if topper and toppee share same quota due to contribution to others, then:
Scenario 3:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- my son contribute 60k to my EPF account
- total contribution 60k, both me and son used up 60k quota
is the last scenario what you meant? or do you mean the below?
Scenario 4:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- my son contribute 60k to my EPF account
- total voluntary contribution to my account maxxed out at 60k, i cannot self-contribute further
with your explanation, now my understanding is that it's based on 60k cap allowed into each individual's account per year then, which also makes sense.
The limit is 60K per annum, regardless of the source of funds. Scenario 1:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- i contribute 60k to my EPF account
- my son contribute 60k to his EPF account
- total contribution 120k, both me and son used up 60k quota
Scenario 2:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- i contribute 60k to my EPF account
- my son contribute 60k to my EPF account
- total contribution 120k, both me and son used up 60k quota
if topper and toppee share same quota due to contribution to others, then:
Scenario 3:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- my son contribute 60k to my EPF account
- total contribution 60k, both me and son used up 60k quota
is the last scenario what you meant? or do you mean the below?
Scenario 4:
- I have 60k, my son has 60k
- my son contribute 60k to my EPF account
- total voluntary contribution to my account maxxed out at 60k, i cannot self-contribute further
with your explanation, now my understanding is that it's based on 60k cap allowed into each individual's account per year then, which also makes sense.
Jan 10 2023, 06:07 PM

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