Who can be exempted from social security?

Social security is the most important welfare treatment for most employees, and it is essential as compulsory social security paid by the state. Social security is the basic guarantee of the country, and the country will adjust it according to the actual situation every year. With the promulgation of the new social security regulations in 2020, people pay more and more attention to social security. So, who can be exempted from social security?

Who can be exempted from paying social security?

1 Re-employed employees generally reach the statutory retirement age stipulated by the state and can enjoy the old-age subsidy policy given by the state, so it is not unnecessary to pay another social security.

Persons who have reached the legal age and have not retired according to the regulations can choose whether to pay social security according to the current national pension system.

Employees who repeatedly participate in social security across regions can also revoke social security in one region, based on their retirement residence.

Generally speaking, retirees re-recruited by the company can be exempted from paying social security. Moreover, users who have paid social security years do not need to pay social security, and users who pay social security repeatedly do not need to pay social security. In addition, part-time employees and interns can also be exempted from social security. It can not be ignored that the self-employed who chooses outsourcing does not need to pay social security for this self-employed.