Will the complaint company pay back the social security and leave a criminal record?

Complaints about whether enterprises will leave criminal records when they pay back social security are related to social security-related policies and regulations. According to the current social insurance management regulations, enterprises will not leave criminal records when paying social security.

As far as I know, enterprises pay back social security in order to make up for unpaid social security funds in the past and ensure the social security rights and interests of employees. In the process of paying back social security, relevant departments will record the amount and time of paying back, but will not leave specific records in personal social security files.

Social security files generally include information such as individual payment, enrollment time, etc. The payment of social security by enterprises is only a normal social security payment behavior, and there is no violation or illegal behavior. Therefore, in the case of complaining that the enterprise pays back the social security, it will not have a negative impact on the personal social security file, nor will it leave a criminal record.

Of course, the specific provisions may vary according to different regions and related policies. I suggest you further consult the local social security administration or relevant departments to get a more accurate answer.