After tax is included five insurance and one gold

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After tax, the salary is the pre-tax salary - social security personal part. Often referred to as the five insurance, refers to the old age pension, medical care, unemployment, maternity and work injury. The personal part does not include maternity and work injury, so it is three insurance and one gold. That is to say, after-tax salary, is the pre-tax salary - personal burden of the three insurance and one gold. The company's share of the social security part, that is, the company's share of the five insurance and one gold part, is not related to your pre-tax and post-tax. That is, the pre-tax salary reported to you will not include the amount paid by the company, and the after-tax salary reported to you will not include the amount paid by the company for you. The pre-tax salary reported to you includes the personal part of social security and personal income tax that still needs to be deducted from it; the post-tax salary reported to you is the salary you actually receive, i.e. pre-tax salary - personal part of social security - personal tax