How to convert the amount of social security anti-card into the social security payment base

The social security payment base has a payment ratio, and units and individuals each bear different payment ratios.

1, the endowment insurance base is reversed: the unit bears 16% of the contribution base, and the individual bears 8% of the contribution base. If you know the specific amount of your contribution, that is, the individual contribution divided by the individual contribution base ratio of 8%, you can work out what your contribution base is.

2. The medical insurance payment base is reversed: employees under the age of 35 receive 2% of the social security payment base every month, that is, individual contributions. If you know the amount you receive, that is, the amount you receive divided by 2% of your personal contribution base, you can work out what your contribution base is. For employees aged 35 to 45, the monthly payment is 0.2% of the individual contribution plus 65438+ unit burden and 3.2% of the total monthly salary. That is, the amount received is divided by 3.2% of the individual payment base. For employees over 45 years old, the monthly payment is 0.4% of individual contribution +65438+ unit burden and 3.4% of total monthly salary. That is, the amount received is divided by the individual contribution base ratio of 3.4%.