What will happen if the social security declaration is not made within the specified time?

Legal analysis: If the year-end declaration cannot be handled on time due to force majeure (such as unforeseeable, unavoidable and insurmountable natural disasters such as floods, fires, windstorms and earthquakes), you can apply to the competent tax authorities for an extension of the declaration before June 30. At the same time, when the force majeure situation is eliminated, it needs to be reported to the tax authorities immediately for declaration.

Legal basis: Regulations on the Administration of Social Insurance Premium Declaration and Payment.

Article 8 An employing unit shall, within 30 days from the date of employment, register social insurance for its employees and declare and pay social insurance premiums. If the social insurance has not been registered, the social insurance agency shall verify the social insurance premium it should pay.

If the employer fails to declare the amount of social insurance premiums payable according to the regulations, the social insurance agency shall temporarily determine the amount payable according to 1 10% of the amount paid by the unit last month; If there is no payment amount last month, the social insurance agency shall temporarily determine the amount of payment according to the operating conditions of the unit, the number of employees and the average salary of employees in the local last year. After the employer completes the declaration procedures, the social insurance agency shall settle the accounts in accordance with the provisions.

Article 9 If the employer fails to declare the payment on schedule due to force majeure, it may postpone the declaration; After the force majeure situation is eliminated, it shall immediately report to the social insurance agency. The social insurance agency shall ascertain the facts and approve them.