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Can CPF share given by govt. added in the Financial gross
salary while calculating Total gross salary at the end of
Financial year.For eg: My gross salary is Rs.X during a
Fin. year & govt share of CPF is Y then Total Fin. Year
gross salary is =X+Y,is it correct?
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