What does it mean to be a participating organization?

Participating organizations refer to all types of units that have registered for social insurance within the scope of coordination during the reporting period. Even non-independent legal entities, such as branches and offices, are allowed to open social security registration accounts. The actual processing requires a power of attorney from the superior. Participating units can be categorized in the following five basic ways, namely: social security classification, unit type classification, affiliation classification, industry nature classification and original industry classification.

Classification of insured units

Based on different needs, insured units can be classified in the following five basic ways, namely: social security classification, unit type classification, affiliation classification, industry nature classification and original industry classification. At the same time, any combination of the above basic ways can be used to form a variety of different classifications.

Common insured units

Common insured units include: domestic enterprises; branches or offices of domestic enterprises; wholly owned enterprises; wholly foreign-owned, Hong Kong-Macao-Taiwan, Chinese-foreign equity joint ventures, and Chinese-foreign cooperative enterprises; branches or offices of wholly foreign-owned, Hong Kong-Macao-Taiwan, and Chinese-foreign equity joint ventures; institutions; social organizations; privately-run non-enterprises; law firms, and so on

Classification by Social Security Classification by Social Security Center

The classification of insured units by social security center refers to the way of classifying the insured units according to the business needs and program settings of the social security center. Among them, they are categorized into real units and virtual units according to their virtual status.

Real units refer to monthly reporting contribution units, interrupted contribution units, registration-only units, and pure payment units (meaning units with only persons receiving benefits);

Virtual units refer to units falsely set up for the purpose of handling individual entrusted deductions, enjoying social insurance benefits, street payments, and the participation of persons who do not make regular contributions.

Participating units (by virtual and real status) = real units + virtual units

Real units = units for monthly reporting of contributions + units for interruption of contributions + units for registration only + units for pure payment

Virtual units = units for individual entrusted withholding + units for entitlement to social insurance subsidies + units for payment in the street + units for irregular contributors.

Divided into normal units and interrupted contributor units according to participation status.

Participating units (by participation status)=normal units + units with interrupted contributions

Normal units=paying units (including units with monthly reporting of contributions, units with irregular contributions and units with individuals entrusted with withholding) + pure payment units + units with registration only

Statistics on the number of participating units

The statistics on the number of participating units are mainly analyzed internally in the Social Security Center, separately Statistics by average and hourly points:

Monthly average=(Beginning of period+End of period)/2

Quarterly average=Sum of average of months in a quarter/3

Annual average=Sum of average of months in a year/12=Sum of average of quarters in a year/4Hourly points=End of period

Legal Basis::

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The Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 2 The State establishes a social insurance system for basic old-age insurance, basic medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance and other social insurance, and guarantees the right of citizens to obtain material assistance from the State and society in accordance with the law in the event of old age, sickness, industrial injury, unemployment and maternity.

Article 3 The social insurance system adheres to the policy of broad coverage, basic protection, multi-level and sustainability, and the level of social insurance shall be commensurate with the level of economic and social development.