How much do self-employed people have to pay for five insurances and one gold a month?

Generally, it is about 20% of the pre-tax salary.

Self-employed individuals need to pay five insurances and one gold, namely, endowment insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance, maternity insurance and housing accumulation fund. The specific payment amount is generally about 20% of the pre-tax salary according to local regulations and their own situation. The amount of five insurances and one gold that the self-employed need to pay each month is calculated by the local social security department according to local regulations and their own situation, and automatically deducted from the bank account of the self-employed.