Calculate EPF, SOCSO, & EIS in Malaysia 2025
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EPF in Malaysia
The Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) is Malaysia's mandatory retirement savings scheme.
Rate: ~12-13%
Safety net for post-retirement life.
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SOCSO in Malaysia
The Social Security Organization (SOCSO) provides insurance coverage for injuries.
Rate: ~1.75%
Capped at RM6,000 wages.
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EIS in Malaysia
The Employment Insurance System (EIS) offers protection for job loss.
Rate: 0.2%
Stability during unemployment.
Payroll Compliance Guide: What is Subject to Deductions?
Confused about whether overtime or allowances are subject to EPF, SOCSO, or EIS? Use this quick reference table to ensure compliance with Malaysian labour laws.
| Wage Item | Subject to EPF? | Subject to SOCSO/EIS? | Notes |
| Basic Salary | YES | YES | Standard monthly wages. |
| Overtime (OT) | YES | NO | OT is generally exempt from SOCSO/EIS contributions. |
| Bonus & Commission | YES | YES | Subject to statutory deductions. |
| Travelling Allowance | NO* | NO* | *Only if actual work-related travel expenses. |
| Gratuity (Retirement) | NO | NO | Payment for past services upon retirement. |
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Employer Guide
Key EPF (KWSP) Compliance Rules
Essential regulations every Malaysian employer needs to know for 2025 payroll processing.
Rounding Policy
Total EPF contributions must be rounded up to the nearest Ringgit. No cents allowed in final submission.
Rate Tiers
13% for salaries ≤ RM5,000.
12% for salaries > RM5,000.
Employee share stays at 11%.
Bonus & Rates
If a bonus pushes monthly wage > RM5,000, employer rate remains 13% for that specific month's total.
Senior Rates (60+)
Employer share drops to 4%.
Employee share becomes 0%
(optional to contribute).
Statutory Payment Deadlines & Rates (2025)
EPF (KWSP)
Payment Deadline
15th of Next Month
Contribution Details
Employee: 11%
Employer: 12% or 13%
Paid via i-Akaun (Employer)
SOCSO (PERKESO)
Payment Deadline
15th of Next Month
Contribution Details
Employee: ~0.5%
Employer: ~1.75%
Paid via ASSIST Portal
EIS (SIP)
Payment Deadline
15th of Next Month
Contribution Details
Employee: 0.2%
Employer: 0.2%
Paid via ASSIST Portal
Official Government References
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