What if one person pays two social security cards in different places at the same time?

A person who pays two social security cards in different places at the same time only needs to pay one, and the rest will be returned to the individual.

Two units pay social security at the same time, and the part paid at the same time should belong to repeated insurance, so it is impossible to calculate the payment amount and payment period cumulatively. If there is no overlap in time, it can be calculated cumulatively.

The premise of unit payment is to sign a labor contract with the employer to form a labor relationship. When working in the employer, the employer should report the payment roster to the social security department for review. But in practice, it is impossible to work in two units at the same time, even if you work in two units at the same time. In the same social security co-ordination area, company A pays the fees, but company B can't. The social security account number is my ID card and name. Even if the name is the same, the ID number can't be the same.

In the original unit, the unit that left without pay has already paid social security, and after working in the new unit, it is also paying social security. In this case, cross-regional payment is required. This is impossible in the same overall planning area. Another situation is to retire to a new unit during the unit processing. For example, in the original unit, the employer should not only pay the salary for internal retirement, but also be responsible for paying social security for retired employees. After retired workers go out to work and go to a new unit, the social security paid by the new unit must also be cross-regional as a whole. Many social security places are not connected to the internet outside the overall planning area.

Whether the employee has paid social security in both units due to unpaid leave or resignation, it is best to communicate with the relevant social security departments in time or tell the human resources department of the unit truthfully. If you pay in two places at the same time in the same year, it will be unfavorable to both units and individuals.

1. Repeated enrollment cannot enjoy benefits at the same time, and it is impossible to simply add the social security paid by two units at the same time to calculate the increase of personal account and payment base;

2. Repeated deduction of fees by units and individuals not only increases the value cost of human resources of employers, but also increases their own payment burden.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law Article 2 The state establishes social insurance systems such as basic old-age insurance, basic medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance to protect citizens' right to get material help from the state and society in the event of old age, illness, industrial injury, unemployment and maternity. Article 4 Employers and individuals who pay social insurance premiums according to law in People's Republic of China (PRC) have the right to inquire about payment records and personal rights and interests records, and ask social insurance agencies to provide social insurance consultation and other related services.

Individuals enjoy social insurance benefits according to law and have the right to supervise the payment of their own units. Article 12 The employing unit shall pay the basic old-age insurance premium according to the proportion of the total wages of employees stipulated by the state and record it in the basic old-age insurance pooling fund.

Employees shall pay the basic old-age insurance premium in accordance with the proportion of wages stipulated by the state and record it in their personal accounts.

Individual industrial and commercial households without employees, part-time employees who have not participated in the basic old-age insurance in the employing unit and other flexible employees who have participated in the basic old-age insurance shall pay the basic old-age insurance premiums in accordance with state regulations and record them in the basic old-age insurance pooling fund and individual accounts respectively.