The base of unit social security payment has changed. How should I adjust the deduction?

Social security deduction is based on payment base and payment ratio. The payment ratio has not changed. You only need to multiply the new payment base by the original payment ratio, which is the adjusted deduction.

Social security includes "pension, medical care, unemployment, work injury and maternity", which is what we often call "five insurances", plus a housing provident fund, which is collectively called "five insurances and one gold".

Payment ratio: endowment insurance-8% for individuals and 20% for units.

Medical insurance-2% for individuals and 8% for units.

Unemployment insurance -65438+ individual 0%, unit 2%.

Work-related injury insurance-the individual does not bear it, and the unit bears it all. The rate is determined according to the degree of industrial injury risk in different industries, so there is no uniform standard for this. Simply put, it is decided by the local social security center.

Maternity insurance-individuals do not bear it, all of which are borne by the unit. The proportion varies from 0.5% to 1%. To put it bluntly, it is also decided by the local social security center.

Housing accumulation fund, ranging from 7- 10%, is determined according to local regulations, but whether it is 7% or 10%, individuals and units will bear half, that is, 3.5%+3.5% or 5%+5%.