Shanghai social security payment ceiling

The upper limit of Shanghai social security payment is implemented according to the national regulations, and the current standard is three times the monthly income, that is, 2 1 per month, 870 yuan RMB. Within this income range, employees and employers must pay social insurance premiums according to regulations.

According to "People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law" and "Notice of the State Council on Adjusting the Payment Base and Payment Ratio of Basic Old-age Insurance for Enterprise Employees", Shanghai implements the relevant social security payment ceiling. Specifically, Shanghai's current social security payment ceiling standard is three times the monthly income, that is, 2 1 per month, 870 yuan RMB. The part that exceeds this amount does not need to pay social security. It should be noted that this standard only applies to employees and employers in Shanghai. The upper limit of social security payment is different in different regions, and employees and employers should abide by local regulations and pay social insurance premiums in full and on time.

Will the social security payment ceiling be adjusted over time? The upper limit standard of social security payment shall be uniformly stipulated by the state and adjusted according to the actual situation. In different time periods, the upper limit of social security contributions has also changed. Therefore, it is suggested that employees and employers should always pay attention to relevant policy changes and adjust payment standards in time.

The upper limit of social insurance payment in Shanghai is standardized by the state, which provides a clear standard for social insurance payment of employees and employers. Employees and employers shall abide by relevant regulations, pay social insurance premiums in full and on time, protect the rights and interests of employees and maintain the stability of labor relations.

Legal basis:

"People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law" Article 82 The payment base of the basic old-age insurance premium for enterprise employees shall not exceed 3 times the average monthly salary of local employees in the previous year.