Is it necessary to pay social security for the provident fund?

Because the relevant national laws and regulations are mandatory, any unit or enterprise must apply for social insurance for its employees without any mistakes. Once verified, hell to pay.

Social insurance includes: endowment insurance, maternity insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance, medical insurance and housing accumulation fund, referred to as: five insurances and one fund.

Among them: pension, medical care and unemployment are paid by enterprises and individuals; Industrial injury and maternity are entirely borne by enterprises, and individuals do not need to pay fees.

The five risks here are legal, but one gold is not.

Oh, here's the thing. Yes, as long as the social security bureau doesn't force it.

Provident fund is actually the housing provident fund system. In fact, it is a housing security system and a form of monetization of housing distribution.

The housing provident fund management center is not a social security bureau, but a separate management department established by each city, and has not been incorporated into the social security bureau. As long as the payment is made according to the regulations. Its enjoyment shall be implemented according to local actual regulations.

Of course, local regulations are not exactly the same. In some places, in order to facilitate the management of provident funds, it is simply indiscriminate. Provident funds are not allowed to withdraw housing rent, only individuals are allowed to withdraw provident funds for buying houses and maintaining houses. I don't know what your local regulations are, but you have to consult the local control department for specific matters.