Mauritius - National Savings Fund (NSF) Limits Increase

Mauritius - National Savings Fund (NSF) Limits Increase

Effective 1 July 2024, the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) has revised the minimum and maximum basic wage or salary amounts used to calculate contributions to the National Savings Fund (NSF). The new limits are as follows:

Pay Period
Minimum Wage for Private Household Employees
Minimum Wage for Other Employees
Maximum Wage for All Employees
Daily
96151980
Weekly
5759055,879
Fortnightly
1,1491,80911,758
Half Monthly
1,245
1,960
12,738
Monthly 
2,490
3,920
25,475

The contribution rates for NSF remain unchanged. 

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