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Who should receive CPF contributions

Understand the definition of employees, and who are exempted from receiving CPF contributions.

What payments attract CPF contributions

Find out the definition of wages and how to classify them into Ordinary Wages and Additional Wages.

How much CPF contributions to pay

Learn about CPF contribution rates and how to calculate the amount of CPF contributions to pay.

Skills Development Levy

Find out what the Skills Development Levy (SDL) is, and how much you need to pay.

Contributions to self-help groups

Learn about contributions to Self-Help Groups, and how much to deduct from your employees' wages.

SHARE donations

Employees can donate part of their wages to the Social Help and Assistance Raised by Employees (SHARE) programme. Find out more about how this impacts you as an employer.