How to distinguish provincial social security from municipal social security

Legal analysis: 1, payment base is different: the payment base of provincial social security is generally higher than that of municipal social security. The payment base is different. The payment base of provincial overall planning is calculated according to the average monthly salary of employees in the whole province in the previous year, while municipal overall planning is based on local conditions.

2. Different uses: the money from the provincial level will eventually flow to the funds managed by the provincial level, and the money from the municipal level will eventually flow to the funds managed by the municipal level. Therefore, the former is used more widely and is common in the whole province, while the latter can only be used in the local market.

3. Different scope: the former's insurance coverage, insured objects, rate policies, payment standards, work injury identification and labor ability identification methods, treatment payment standards, handling procedures and information systems are unified in the whole province, while the latter is only unified in the whole city.

4. Different purposes: provincial overall planning is the purpose (national overall planning of endowment insurance is the purpose), and municipal overall planning is only a transitional means.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law.

Twenty-sixth basic medical insurance for employees, new rural cooperative medical care and basic medical insurance for urban residents shall be implemented in accordance with state regulations.

Twenty-seventh individuals who participate in the basic medical insurance for employees, when they reach the statutory retirement age, will no longer pay the basic medical insurance premium after retirement and enjoy the basic medical insurance benefits in accordance with state regulations; Those who have not reached the fixed number of years prescribed by the state may pay the fees to the fixed number of years prescribed by the state.