How much does the intermediary pay for social security?

How much is it to pay social security for a year?

In the process of social security payment, some people will stop paying for some reasons, but they need to pay social security in order to obtain a complete social security period. This situation is called social security payment. So, how much does it cost to pay social security for one year?

The cost of supplementary social security is related to two factors, one is supplementary base, and the other is supplementary proportion. Of course, the supplementary base and proportion of social security in each city are different. Please consult the local social security bureau for specific supplementary social security standards, or visit the website of the local human resources and social security bureau for the latest supplementary social security information.

How much is it to pay social security for a year? The calculation formula of supplementary social insurance premium: social insurance supplementary base * social insurance supplementary proportion.

Taking a city as an example, when paying social security, I will multiply the salary base of the corresponding year confirmed by myself by the ratio of the average salary of the employees in the previous year to the average salary of the employees in the corresponding payment year (i.e. the payment coefficient), which will be used as the payment base of the corresponding payment year and paid according to the proportion of 20%.

According to the detailed rules for the implementation of the basic old-age insurance for urban workers, when individuals apply for basic old-age insurance, the corresponding annual salary base grades are divided into the following three grades:

(1) Pay the average monthly salary of employees in this city in the previous year;

(2) 60% of the average monthly salary of employees in this Municipality in the previous year;

(3) the lower limit of the annual payment wage base.

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