How many years can social security be paid back? How to calculate the late fee?

First, social security can be paid for a few years at most.

Under normal circumstances, you can make up for two years at most. These two years refer to time periods rather than cumulative months. In other words, the social security two years ago can't be made up. What needs to be emphasized here is that it is another situation to make up for one year at a time after retirement.

Therefore, if you want to pay back the social security, you must hurry to pay back the previous social security. If the deadline is over, you can't return it.

In addition, the payment of social security must be made after we open an account. If we have never paid social security in this city, we can't pay it.

Second, how to calculate the late payment fee for social security?

The late payment fee is equal to the social security fee that we should pay every month. It should be multiplied by the number of days we are in arrears and then multiplied by five ten thousandths. You can do the math yourself.

In fact, the late payment fee is equivalent to a fine, because we have not paid social security on time, so there is a cost.

Social security has been paid, in addition to the premium that needs to be paid, we have to pay enough late fees, so we told everyone that we must pay it in time. The longer we wait, the more late fees will be paid. If we pay a higher base, then our late payment fee will be higher.