Resigned in March and submitted his resignation report at the beginning of the month. We all paid my salary at the end of that month, and the company asked me to make up the social security money in A

Resigned in March and submitted his resignation report at the beginning of the month. We all paid my salary at the end of that month, and the company asked me to make up the social security money in April. Why? Generally, it is necessary to report to the social security department the increase or decrease of the payment personnel in the next month, otherwise the social security department has a collection plan, and the company must transfer money according to the collection plan.

It is very likely that the unit neglected to report to the social security department in time, which reduced your social security contribution.

If the unit only asks you to pay the social security individual contribution, and the company bears the unit contribution itself, there is no need to entangle, and the individual has not suffered! Tell the new unit that the social security in April need not be paid, and it will be paid from May.

I hope to adopt.