I paid the pension insurance premium again during the deemed payment period. Can I get a refund or is there any advice?

Since you are in the enterprise establishment, your pension is based on national policies and has nothing to do with social security. According to the current policy, your money is in vain. Even if you don’t pay a penny, it won’t affect your length of service. That has nothing to do with time to be allocated.

The Labor Bureau can refund you. Think about it, the commercial insurance you bought can be refunded, why can't this basic social insurance be refunded? joke. This is what I handle, and I have helped more than one or two people handle refunds.

If you are employed by a company, if you do not surrender the insurance, it will be regarded as a high contribution base, which will be very helpful when you receive your pension after retirement. Now that you are in the enterprise establishment, your pension is determined by the state according to policies. Even if your unit is restructured, according to the current policy, it will be regarded as payment. Whether you pay 100,000 or 1 cent, it will have the same effect. Man, you accountants really don’t understand policies. You’re so rubbish. As a colleague, I really want to kill him.

Concerning administrative workers, the current policy is very unclear. The approach in many places is: pay. However, the part paid by the workers is borne by the employer. In fact, the employer pays it on behalf of the workers. This is a compromise.

I have been doing this job for more than ten years, don’t doubt it.