Definition
This infotype stores the contribution portion of a
Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) scheme or occupational retirement (ORSO) scheme that the employee enrolls in.Structure
When an employee enrolls in a scheme, you enter the enrollment details for the contribution portion of the scheme.
Employees’ income are categorized into three levels as below in the infotype:
You can choose the default contribution levels or specify alternative levels. Use the Hong Kong payroll implementation guide (IMG) to
This section specifies the contribution levels if the employee's relevant income is less than the minimum relevant income.
For this to take effect, you must have defined the income range for the contribution plan in the Hong Kong payroll IMG. Go to Payroll Hong Kong ® Contribution Plan ®
You can choose the default contribution levels or specify alternative levels.
This section specifies the contribution levels if the employee's relevant income is more than the maximum relevant income.
You can choose the default contribution levels or specify alternative levels.
For Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF), values of the minimum and maximum relevant income are legally defined in the system.
For optional contributions to MPF besides mandatory, you can specify them as:
Below Maximum Percentage |
A percentage based on the portion of the employee’s monthly relevant income below the maximum contribution range |
Excess Maximum Percentage |
A percentage based on the portion of the employee’s monthly relevant income in excess of the maximum contribution range |
Flat Amount |
A fixed amount from the employee’s relevant income which the employee wishes to contribute. If this amount is lower than mandatory contribution, the latter is used instead in payroll. |
Additional Amount |
A fixed amount per payroll period which the employee wishes to contribute to MPF as an addition to mandatory contribution. This amount is deducted from the employee's salary. |
Integration
Each contribution plan has a matching
Entitlement Plan infotype (0347) to record the benefits accrued when the retirement scheme matures.