How to fill in the examination and approval form for applying for social insurance subsidies for self-employment

The national legal system does not uniformly stipulate how to fill in the Approval Form for Self-employed Social Insurance Subsidies, which can be truthfully filled out according to the information on the Application Form for Self-employed Subsidies. Moreover, the social insurance subsidy policy for self-employment is not stipulated by the state, and some provinces have no relevant policies.

1. How should I fill in the approval form for applying for social insurance subsidies for self-employment?

The examination and approval form for applying for social insurance subsidies for self-employment should be filled in according to the actual situation, and there is no fixed way to fill in. Self-employed persons can apply for social insurance subsidies for the first time to the street public employment service agency where the startup enterprise is registered after paying social insurance premiums normally for 3 months, fill in the subsidy application form and submit the following materials:

1, my ID card (check the original, keep a copy, the identity certificate and authorization certificate of the agent)

2, self-employment subsidy application form;

3. Opening the bank basic deposit account (seal of the unit);

4. Tax registration certificate (business license with unified social credit code is not required) and tax payment certificate.

When applying for social insurance subsidies for the first time, a partnership enterprise shall pay social insurance subsidies according to the number of registered business partners, who shall have the status of self-employed.

Second, what are the circumstances of stopping the social insurance subsidies for entrepreneurs?

(1) Failing to report its operation to the Social Security Institute for more than 30 days;

(2) Failing to pay social insurance premiums in full and on time;

(3) Failing to submit the tax payment certificate for the reporting period due to suspension of business, closure or sublease for various reasons;

(4) other forms of employment have been achieved;

(5) The social insurance subsidy expires;

(six) to reach the retirement age stipulated by the state or enjoy the basic old-age insurance benefits.

3. What are the legal characteristics of social insurance?

(1) is required. The so-called compulsory means that social insurance is enforced by legislation, and the content and implementation of social security are carried out by law.

(2) universality. Social insurance requires socialization, and all enterprises and members of society who meet the legal requirements must participate.

(3) welfare. The so-called welfare means that social insurance is not for profit, and the implementation of social insurance is entirely to protect the basic life of social members.

(4) Social equity. As a form of distribution, social insurance has obvious fairness characteristics. On the one hand, social insurance can't have a special class, and citizens under the same conditions get the same protection. On the other hand, in the process of forming and using insurance funds, the comfortable treatment and obligations of individuals are not strictly considered, thus reflecting a certain degree of social fairness.

(5) Basic supportability. The guarantee standard of social insurance is to meet the basic needs of the insured, because the fundamental purpose of social insurance is to ensure people's income stability and life stability, and to play the role of social stabilizer.

(6) mutual assistance. Social insurance collects social insurance premiums from units and individuals with payment obligations in the whole society in the form of law, and establishes a social security fund to help the insured in the whole society. At the same time, various social insurance funds can be transferred from the overall fund.

If the city where I live has a social insurance subsidy policy for self-employment, I should take the initiative to consult the local social security agency if I don't know anything about the policy, stipulating that self-employed people can apply for social insurance subsidies for self-employment only after paying social insurance for three months in the initial stage of their business.