How to pay the expenses of civil servants

There are mainly online payment and offline payment methods for civil servants.

First, online payment.

Login payment platform: civil servants need to log on to the designated payment platform, usually the system related to salary payment or unit management. The first login may require registration and authentication.

Inquire about payable expenses: On the payment platform, civil servants can inquire about their own payable expenses, including social security, provident fund, personal income tax and other expenses.

Choose payment method: According to personal preference and actual situation, civil servants can choose payment methods such as bank card, Alipay and WeChat.

Complete Payment: complete the payment operation according to the prompt of the selected payment method. After the payment is successful, the system will generate the corresponding payment voucher.

Second, offline payment.

For some units or special circumstances, civil servants may need to pay offline.

To the designated place: civil servants need to go to the designated payment place according to the notice or requirements of the unit, such as the bank counter and the financial department of the unit.

Prepare relevant materials: civil servants need to bring ID cards, salary slips and other relevant materials to verify their identity and payment amount.

Payment by cash or credit card: at the place of payment, civil servants can choose to pay by cash or credit card.

Obtain payment voucher: After payment is completed, civil servants should properly keep the payment voucher for future inquiry or verification.

Whether online payment or offline payment, civil servants should complete the payment within the specified time to avoid late payment fees or personal credit records.

To sum up:

The payment methods of civil servants include online and offline, and the specific steps will vary according to different regions and units. Civil servants should choose the appropriate payment method according to the actual situation and complete the payment on time to ensure that their personal rights and interests are not affected.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) civil servant law

Article 83 provides that:

Civil servants participate in social insurance according to law and enjoy insurance benefits in accordance with state regulations.

Civil servants who are disabled in the line of duty enjoy the disability treatment stipulated by the state. If a civil servant dies or dies in the line of duty, his relatives shall enjoy pensions and preferential treatment prescribed by the state.

People's Republic of China (PRC) social insurance law

Article 60 provides that:

The employing unit shall declare itself and pay social insurance premiums in full and on time, and shall not postpone or reduce the payment except for legal reasons such as force majeure. The social insurance premiums that employees should pay shall be withheld and remitted by the employer, and the employer shall inform me of the details of paying social insurance premiums on a monthly basis.

These two laws stipulate the obligation of civil servants to participate in social insurance and the responsibility of employers to withhold and remit social insurance premiums, which provide a legal basis for civil servants to pay fees. At the same time, the specific operation and management of civil servants' salary should follow the specific regulations and methods formulated by relevant administrative departments.