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What does social security declaration mean?

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What does social security declaration mean?

Social security declaration means that enterprises have to declare withholding social security for employees every month. In the past, social security could only be declared and withheld in the local tax system. With the in-depth cooperation of national and local taxes, social security can also be declared and withheld in the new electronic tax bureau system, which is called electronic social security declaration. Individuals can also apply for social security, go to the Social Security Bureau or surf the Internet directly.

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Who needs to declare?

Individuals and units need to declare, and the specific requirements are different. I suggest you consult the local social security department.

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What is the general process of social security declaration?

The company's social security declaration process is:

The first step is to open an account with the Social Security Bureau.

Prepare the account opening materials, go to the local social security bureau to open an account, and generally find the account opening service window of the social security bureau to handle it. The required materials include: 1 copy of business license (with official seal), 1 copy of organization code certificate (with official seal), 1 copy of legal representative's ID card (with official seal), 1 copy of bank account opening license (with official seal), and two social insurance registration forms (with company official seal on the first and last pages)

The second step is to go to the Social Security Bureau to get the employee social security declaration and approval form.

Fill in the personnel registration form of social insurance participating units (there is a column on it to fill in the payment base, so we should consider what kind of payment base to use, and there is a place in the upper right corner to be signed by the legal person) and print out the salary list of employees who need to pay social insurance in your company last month (make a signature column on the table with the words "legal person's signature:" on it) for the legal person to sign, and then affix the official seal of both forms to the Social Security Bureau for approval, and the staff will give you the social insurance premium declaration and approval form.

The third step is to go to the local taxation bureau to change the tax payment form. "Social insurance declaration and approval form" in duplicate. The first copy is sent to the local local tax bureau with the official seal, and the second copy is kept by itself. If your company is newly established and has not been registered with the local taxation bureau, it is impossible to change it into the current tax payment form (nor can it be paid through the other two methods mentioned above). You need to follow the process to complete the registration before you can change it. First you have to register tax, and then you have to register social security.

Step 4: Pay in the bank where the company opens an account.

To open an account in the company, you need to pay by tax bill. First of all, you need to find out the set of seals left by the company in the bank. After you check it out, you can stamp the tax payment book first (the tax payment book is in quintuplicate, and you need to consult clearly what stamp to stamp for each one). If you are not sure what seal to paste, you can take the company's set of seals and paste them at the bank site. Our bank here keeps the company's official seal, corporate seal and financial seal, so I stamped it in advance and got it to the bank (except for the second copy of our tax payment form, the other four copies were stamped with official seals). The bank handles this business very quickly, so it can be done without waiting in line for a few minutes. Finally, the bank will return the first tax return to you for your own use.