Proportion of social security contributions

1. The amount of contribution = contribution base * contribution ratio.

2. The ratio of social security contributions is generally as follows:

Pension insurance: 20% for the organization and 8% for the individual;

Medical insurance: 8% for the organization and 2% for the individual;

Unemployment insurance: 2% for the organization and 1% for the individual.

Workers' compensation insurance and maternity insurance are entirely borne by the enterprise, each at about 1%, individuals do not need to pay.

3. The contribution base is determined by the individual's salary level (in the range of 300%-60% of the local average social wage), and shall not be lower than the minimum contribution standard.

If the contribution base 2000, then the pension, the individual out of 2000 * 8% = 160, the unit out of 2000 * 20% = 400, and other calculations according to some.

I hope to solve your problem.