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Malaysia EPF Take-Home Calculator

Shows the employee and employer EPF contributions on a Malaysian wage and the net take-home after the employee share and SOCSO/EIS are deducted.

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Example: 4200

Example: 11

Example: 13

Example: 24.75

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Formula

employeeEpf = wage * employeeEpfRate / 100; employerEpf = wage * employerEpfRate / 100; netTakeHome = wage - employeeEpf - socsoEisDeduction

How the calculation works

Malaysia runs three separate payroll deductions at once: EPF for retirement, SOCSO for workplace injury and EIS for unemployment, each with its own rule.

The employee EPF rate is a fixed percentage of wage, while SOCSO and EIS are read from a wage-bracket table, so the exact figures can differ from a plain percentage.

Only the employee shares leave your pay; the employer EPF share is an extra cost paid by the company into your EPF account.

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When to use it

Worked example

On a wage of 4,200 RM, an 11 percent employee EPF rate gives 462 RM and a 13 percent employer rate gives 546 RM. Deducting the 462 RM employee share and 24.75 RM SOCSO/EIS leaves 3,713.25 RM take-home.

Employee EPF (RM) 462.00
Employer EPF (RM) 546.00
Net take-home (RM) 3,713.25

Common questions

Does the employer EPF contribution reduce my take-home pay?

No. The employer share is paid on top of your wage and goes to your EPF account, so only the 11 percent employee share leaves your pay.

Last updated: 2026-10-04