What about the empty account of enterprise social security?

No one opens a social security account, so no one needs to pay. The labor law stipulates that as long as the labor contract signed between the employee and the employer forms a factual labor relationship, then the employer should pay social security for the employee. Then after the company opened a social security account, the company had no employees. In this case, if there is no one in the company, there is no need to pay social security. As for companies that open social security accounts, when they have employees, they will pay social security accounts.