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Why didn't the flexible employment social security deduct money?

There may be the following reasons why the flexible employment social security did not deduct money:

1. Social security account balance is insufficient.

2. Bank account information is not filled in correctly.

3. The bank account has been cancelled or frozen.

4. Bank system failure or maintenance.

Payment rules of social security:

1. Payer: Social security is usually paid by employers and individuals, but flexible employees may need to pay in full;

2. Payment ratio: different regions and different types of social security (such as endowment insurance and medical insurance) have different payment ratios;

3. Payment time: social security payment usually has a fixed time node, and missing the payment time may lead to the inability to deduct money in time;

4. Account management: Personal social security accounts need to be properly managed, and account information errors or changes that are not updated in time may affect payment;

5. Policy changes: The government sometimes adjusts social security policies according to economic conditions and social needs, including measures such as payment base, proportion and exemption amount.

To sum up, the reasons why the social security of flexible employees has not been deducted may include insufficient social security account balance, incorrect bank account information, account cancellation or freezing, bank system failure or maintenance, etc.

Legal basis:

Interim regulations on the collection and payment of social insurance premiums

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These Regulations apply to the collection and payment of basic old-age insurance premiums, basic medical insurance premiums and unemployment insurance premiums (hereinafter referred to as social insurance premiums).

The units and payers mentioned in these Regulations refer to the units and individuals that should pay social insurance premiums in accordance with relevant laws, administrative regulations and the provisions of the State Council.

Article 15

Where the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government stipulate that social insurance premiums shall be collected by the tax authorities, the tax authorities shall provide the social insurance agencies with the payment information of the payment units and individuals in a timely manner; The social insurance agency shall collect relevant information and report to the administrative department of labor security.

Article 16

Social insurance agencies shall establish payment records, including basic old-age insurance and basic medical insurance, and record them in personal accounts in accordance with regulations. Social insurance institutions are responsible for keeping payment records and ensuring their integrity and security. The social insurance agency sends an account opening notice of basic old-age insurance and basic medical insurance to the payer at least once a year.

Payment units and individuals have the right to inquire about payment records in accordance with regulations.