Why can't social security contributions be paid?

Social security can't be paid, which may be a network delay.

When employees participate in the basic old-age insurance, the employer and employees jointly pay the basic old-age insurance premium. The reasons why they can't pay the fee may be the delay of network information, the time difference between paying social security and actually withdrawing money, and so on.

If you are in arrears for one month, you can't pay it. Just go to the social security service center to pay the arrears, and take the formalities to the bank to pay the arrears and pay the fees.

1, payment is not made in time, and the medical insurance function of the social security card is suspended:

Social medical insurance premiums payable to employees must be paid in the current month, and they can enjoy medical insurance benefits in the next month. If the payment of social insurance premiums is stopped in the current month, the medical insurance bookkeeping function will be stopped or suspended from the following month 1;

2, the hospital system failure:

Sometimes, when a hospital encounters a system failure, it can only settle at its own expense first. In this case, it is only necessary to bring relevant information back to the front desk of the hospital for supplementary bookkeeping after the hospital system returns to normal.

3. Error in system information:

In rare cases, the insured information in the medical insurance system will be wrong in the transmission process. For example, if there is no other objective reason to determine your own card rules, then you can bring your ID card and social security card to the service front desk of each secondary medical insurance agency, and the staff will adjust the system error information for you as soon as possible.

4. Ensure that there is enough balance in the social security card:

The reason for the unsuccessful deduction is that the balance in the social security card is insufficient. All insured persons shall ensure that there is sufficient balance in their social security cards;