Can social security pay for previous years?

Legal analysis: Yes. As long as you pay the late fee according to the regulations, you can pay back the last year. Social security can be paid for up to two years, that is, 24 months. The expenses that need to be repaid are generally based on 60% of the average salary of employees in the previous year, and are repaid according to the proportion of 20%. If you want to pay back the social security, you should bring all relevant information and go to the social security bureau to go through the formalities of paying back the social security. If you stop paying social security because you leave your job and re-enter, you can entrust your employer to help you pay it back.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law.

Eighth social insurance agencies to provide social insurance services, responsible for social insurance registration, personal rights and interests records, social insurance benefits payment and other work.

Article 12 The employing unit shall pay the basic old-age insurance premium according to the proportion of the total wages of employees stipulated by the state and record it in the basic old-age insurance pooling fund. Employees shall pay the basic old-age insurance premium in accordance with the proportion of wages stipulated by the state and record it in their personal accounts. Individual industrial and commercial households without employees, part-time employees who have not participated in the basic old-age insurance in the employing unit and other flexible employees who have participated in the basic old-age insurance shall pay the basic old-age insurance premiums in accordance with state regulations and record them in the basic old-age insurance pooling fund and individual accounts respectively.