The average salary published in a company's annual report is not the social security base

Yes. The average salary published in a company's annual report refers to the average salary level of the company's employees, not the social security base. The social security base is the base used to calculate social insurance contributions and benefits, which is determined based on the employee's salary level and the minimum and maximum base set by the state. The average salary level published in a company's annual report will be affected by a variety of factors, such as the company's size, industry characteristics, regional differences, and employee composition. The average wage level published in the company's annual report does not fully reflect the actual income level of employees and the social security contribution base.