What information do individual industrial and commercial households need to pay social security?

Individual industrial and commercial households can pay social security in two ways.

1) If you have registered your business license and organization code, you can use these two certificates to go to the Social Security Bureau to directly purchase social security and apply for a social security account, and then pay social security for yourself through this account.

2) If you only registered the industrial and commercial business license and did not register the organization code, you can't go directly to the Social Security Bureau to pay social security, but you can pay social security as a flexible employee. See the Regulations on Flexible Employment Insurance for details.

The social insurance premium paid by the self-employed is determined by the average wage of the local society. The premium paid 12% goes into the overall account and 8% goes into the personal account, and it must be paid for at least 15 years.

The premise of paying social security by self-employed individuals is that the household registration must be local. If you are not a local household registration, you have no right to apply for social security locally.

The specific process is as follows:

1. Self-employed individuals apply for social security for employees.

Self-employed individuals bring their business licenses to the local tax hall for registration of unit payment and individual payment.

The following information is required (for reference only):

1) business license.

2) Organization code certificate.

3) Identity card (photocopy) and labor contract of the insured.

4) Approval documents of relevant departments.

Note: the information required for social security varies from place to place, and the above is for reference only.

2. Self-employed persons provide social security for themselves.

There are two ways for individuals to apply for social security. One is to apply for social security directly with the business license and organization code certificate mentioned above, and the other is to participate in insurance through flexible employment status.

There are roughly three differences between personal social security and employee social security. Let's take a look.

1. Different insurance types

Generally, flexible employees can only participate in social endowment insurance and social basic medical insurance, and the premium shall be borne by the insured. Employee social security generally includes social endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance, social medical insurance and industrial injury insurance. The premiums of employee pension insurance, basic medical insurance and unemployment insurance shall be borne by the work unit and the insured, and the premiums of work injury insurance and maternity insurance shall be borne by the work unit.

2. Different payment basis

The base for individuals to pay social insurance premiums is fixed at three levels: high, medium and low. Consumers can choose the grade that suits them according to their own needs. The payment base of the three grades is about 60%-300% of the average social wage. The payment base of employee social security is the average wage of employees in the previous year (300% higher than the average social wage and 60% lower than the average social wage), which is directly linked to the average wage of employees themselves.

3. Different household registration restrictions

The employee social security paid by the unit does not limit the location of the insured's household registration, and whether it is a local household registration can be insured. Individuals pay social security, the household registration must be local household registration, otherwise it does not meet the conditions for individuals to pay social security.

Problems needing attention:

1. It needs to be an urban hukou or a rural hukou.

Self-employed individuals must meet the conditions of urban hukou or rural hukou, otherwise they cannot pay social security.

2. The need is local household registration.

Self-employed individuals can only apply for social security at the place where their household registration is located, and they have no right to apply elsewhere.

Step 3: Location

The place where the self-employed pay social security is the community street social security service point or the district and county social security bureau where the household registration is located.

4. Individual merchants cannot pay social security in the name of self-employed.

5. Information required by individual industrial and commercial households for social security:

1. Original and stamped copy of industrial and commercial business license.

2. The organization buys the original and the stamped copy of the representative original.

In the past two months, employees have signed the payroll.

4. Fill in the personnel increase table.

5. Fill in the insurance declaration form.

6. Copy of the legal person ID card and the ID card of the insured employee.

7. Among them, individual industrial and commercial households may not provide the unit's bank account opening license and monthly accounting vouchers, and the number and details of the submitted materials refer to the requirements of the insurance center.

Once a self-employed person becomes a self-employed merchant, he can no longer pay social security in his own name. At this time, he needs to open a social security account in the Social Security Bureau with his business license and organization code certificate, so as to handle social security for himself and pay social security to employees.

Today, the social security payment business is more refined, and many operation methods and policy changes need the constant attention of merchants. At the same time, going back to the social security bureau to deal with various social security trivial matters has hindered the work of some self-employed people. Then in the face of this situation or individual merchants who have not applied for the relevant social security Commissioner, Ant HR suggests that you can try social security agents to reduce the pressure on social security affairs.

Individual industrial and commercial households can pay social security in two ways.

1) If you have registered your business license and organization code, you can use these two certificates to go to the Social Security Bureau to directly purchase social security and apply for a social security account, and then pay social security for yourself through this account.

2) If you only registered the industrial and commercial business license and did not register the organization code, you can't go directly to the Social Security Bureau to pay social security, but you can pay social security as a flexible employee. See the Regulations on Flexible Employment Insurance for details.

The social insurance premium paid by the self-employed is determined by the average wage of the local society. The premium paid 12% goes into the overall account and 8% goes into the personal account, and it must be paid for at least 15 years.

The premise of paying social security by self-employed individuals is that the household registration must be local. If you are not a local household registration, you have no right to apply for social security locally.

The specific process is as follows:

1. Self-employed individuals apply for social security for employees.

Self-employed individuals bring their business licenses to the local tax hall for registration of unit payment and individual payment.

The following information is required (for reference only):

1) business license.

2) Organization code certificate.

3) Identity card (photocopy) and labor contract of the insured.

4) Approval documents of relevant departments.

Note: the information required for social security varies from place to place, and the above is for reference only.

2. Self-employed persons provide social security for themselves.

There are two ways for individuals to apply for social security. One is to apply for social security directly with the business license and organization code certificate mentioned above, and the other is to participate in insurance through flexible employment status.

There are roughly three differences between personal social security and employee social security. Let's take a look.

1. Different insurance types

Generally, flexible employees can only participate in social endowment insurance and social basic medical insurance, and the premium shall be borne by the insured. Employee social security generally includes social endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance, social medical insurance and industrial injury insurance. The premiums of employee pension insurance, basic medical insurance and unemployment insurance shall be borne by the work unit and the insured, and the premiums of work injury insurance and maternity insurance shall be borne by the work unit.

2. Different payment basis

The base for individuals to pay social insurance premiums is fixed at three levels: high, medium and low. Consumers can choose the grade that suits them according to their own needs. The payment base of the three grades is about 60%-300% of the average social wage. The payment base of employee social security is the average wage of employees in the previous year (300% higher than the average social wage and 60% lower than the average social wage), which is directly linked to the average wage of employees themselves.

3. Different household registration restrictions

The employee social security paid by the unit does not limit the location of the insured's household registration, and whether it is a local household registration can be insured. Individuals pay social security, the household registration must be local household registration, otherwise it does not meet the conditions for individuals to pay social security.

Problems needing attention:

1. It needs to be an urban hukou or a rural hukou.

Self-employed individuals must meet the conditions of urban hukou or rural hukou, otherwise they cannot pay social security.

2. The need is local household registration.

Self-employed individuals can only apply for social security at the place where their household registration is located, and they have no right to apply elsewhere.

Step 3: Location

The place where the self-employed pay social security is the community street social security service point or the district and county social security bureau where the household registration is located.

4. Individual merchants cannot pay social security in the name of self-employed.

5. Information required by individual industrial and commercial households for social security:

1. Original and stamped copy of industrial and commercial business license.

2. The organization buys the original and the stamped copy of the representative original.

In the past two months, employees have signed the payroll.

4. Fill in the personnel increase table.

5. Fill in the insurance declaration form.

6. Copy of the legal person ID card and the ID card of the insured employee.

7. Among them, individual industrial and commercial households may not provide the unit's bank account opening license and monthly accounting vouchers, and the number and details of the submitted materials refer to the requirements of the insurance center.

Once a self-employed person becomes a self-employed merchant, he can no longer pay social security in his own name. At this time, he needs to open a social security account in the Social Security Bureau with his business license and organization code certificate, so as to handle social security for himself and pay social security to employees.

Today, the social security payment business is more refined, and many operation methods and policy changes need the constant attention of merchants. At the same time, going back to the social security bureau to deal with various social security trivial matters has hindered the work of some self-employed people. Then in the face of this situation or individual merchants who have not applied for the relevant social security Commissioner, Ant HR suggests that you can try social security agents to reduce the pressure on social security affairs.