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Financev1.0.0Last reviewed 2 Oct 2026

EOBI Contribution Calculator 2026-27

Work out EOBI contributions for one employee or a whole payroll: employer 5% and employee 1% of the federal minimum wage (Rs 40,700 from July 2026), monthly and per year, plus who must register and when pension starts.

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How this is calculated

EOBI (Employees' Old-Age Benefits Institution) is the federal pension scheme for private-sector workers. Under the EOB Act 1976:

  • Employer contribution: 5% of the minimum wage per insured employee per month (s.9).
  • Employee contribution: 1% of the minimum wage, deducted from salary (s.9B).
  • The base is the federal minimum wage, Rs 40,700 from 1 July 2026 under Finance Act 2026, not the employee's actual pay.
  • Employers with 5 or more employees must register (many register earlier voluntarily so staff accrue service).
  • Pension is payable at 60 (men) / 55 (women) after at least 15 years of insurable service. The minimum pension is Rs 11,500 a month from 1 January 2025 (raised from Rs 10,000, with formula pensions up 15%); invalidity and survivors' pensions also exist.

Contributions are paid monthly through EOBI's online portal (Facilitation System) by bank challan.

Frequently asked questions

Is EOBI calculated on actual salary?
No. Both shares are percentages of the notified federal minimum wage, so a Rs 300,000 manager and a Rs 40,700 helper cost the employer the same EOBI.
Who has to register with EOBI?
Any industrial or commercial establishment with five or more employees. Employers with fewer can register voluntarily.
How much pension does EOBI pay?
At least Rs 11,500 a month (the minimum since 1 January 2025) after 15 years of insurable service, from 60 for men and 55 for women. The formula is based on years of service and the wage on which contributions were paid, so longer service pays more.
Can the employer deduct its 5% from my salary?
No. Only the 1% employee share may be deducted; the 5% is the employer's own cost. Deducting more is an offence under the Act.

Sources

Version 1.0.0 · reviewed 2 Oct 2026. Rates change with the Federal Budget and regulator notifications; we update this tool when they do. Confirm with the primary source before making financial decisions.

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