How to fill in the payment base of endowment insurance premium for flexible employees

Hello, I will answer your question as follows: How to fill in the payment base of endowment insurance premium for flexible employees? The social security payment base of flexible employees shall be filled with personal social security according to the cumulative number of months: it refers to the social security for urban and rural residents handled by individuals in their household registration, including endowment insurance and medical insurance. Employee social security: it is the employee social security paid by enterprises for employees who participate in social labor, including pension insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance and work-related injury insurance. Personal social security: the contribution base of social insurance for urban and rural residents is 60%~300%, and they can choose their own contribution base and pay. Old-age insurance = local average salary of last year × (60% ~ 300% )× 0.2; Medical insurance = local average salary of last year ×(60%~300%)×0. 1. Employee social security: paid according to a certain proportion of employee's salary, and paid jointly by individuals and units: all social security payment fees are transferred to individual social security account. Employee social security: the fees paid by employee social security are divided into individual contributions and unit contributions. Personal contributions are directly deposited into personal accounts; About 30% of the unit payment is included in the personal account, and the rest is deposited in the overall fund account; (The overall fund account is to put all the unit contributions into a public fund, and then pay the funds from this unified overall fund to the insured who need to enjoy the treatment. Personal social security: low payment, large government subsidies and large public investment contribute greatly to the realization of national participation; At the same time, residents' social security also makes up for some problems that cannot be covered by employment, such as medical problems for students and children, and pension and medical problems for rural residents. However, its treatment level is relatively low, and social security for urban and rural residents needs to be paid annually. If you don't pay, you can't enjoy medical insurance benefits.