Does the social security accumulation fund base include the transportation subsidy, telephone subsidy and meal subsidy given to me by the company?

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Notice on Issues Concerning Standardizing the Base of Social Insurance Payment No.60 of Labor and Social Security Center [2006] defines the contents of total wages and allowances:

1, total salary

According to the relevant documents of the National Bureau of Statistics, the total wages refer to the labor reports paid directly by each unit to all employees of the unit in a certain period of time.

The total remuneration includes hourly wages, piecework wages, bonuses, overtime wages, wages paid under special circumstances, allowances and subsidies.

2. Allowance (excerpt)

Other allowances. For example, food subsidies paid to individuals (crew subsidies for train drivers and flight attendants, food subsidies for navigation and aircrew,

Food allowance for aquatic fishermen, driving allowance for car drivers,

Food subsidies for athletes and coaches, food subsidies for ethnic minorities,

Small food unit subsidies, monthly food subsidies, subsidies provided by units or working meals, etc. ), commuting allowance, washing and sanitation fee,

Book and newspaper fees, industrial and grain subsidies, holiday fees, cadre driving subsidies, private car subsidies, etc. ?

Subsidies, including various subsidies paid to ensure that the wage level of employees is not affected by price increases or changes, such as non-staple food price subsidies,

Grain, oil and vegetable price subsidies, coal price subsidies, water and electricity subsidies, housing subsidies, housing reform subsidies, etc.

Extended data:

Wages for special projects:

(1) "Technology Trading Award" paid to the employees of this unit; ?

(2) Housing subsidies or housing reform subsidies. One-time housing reform subsidies for individuals can be included in the total wages; Rubu

Put it into a special account, which is earmarked for special purposes and not included in the statistics of total wages (Notice of the National Bureau of Statistics on the statistical methods of housing reform subsidies)

Making characters [1992] 80? Number)];

(3) Housing rent subsidies, communication tools subsidies and residential telephone subsidies issued by the unit [Notice of the National Bureau of Statistics on Printing and Distributing 1998 Labor Report].

Notice on Interpretation of New Statistical Indicators and Answering Questions (Guo Tong Ban Zi [1998]No. 120);

(4) The expenses of fixed telephone and mobile telephone for personal use reimbursed by employees (excluding work-related expenses).

The communication cost caused by the reason.

If you can't clearly distinguish between public and private use, it is included in the total wages), clothing expenses and other expenses purchased by employees [Notice of the National Bureau of Statistics on printing and distributing new indicators and answering questions in the 2002 annual labor statistics report]

Unified office word 2002 20? Number)]; ?

(five) cash or subsidies for employees who do not take vacations [the explanation of the National Bureau of Statistics on printing and distributing the new indicators of the 2002 Annual Report of Labor Statistics and

Q&A Notice (No.20 [2002] of Guo Tong Office? Number)];