How can small and medium-sized enterprises effectively deal with social security tax?

This year, the state announced that social security will be levied by the tax authorities at 20 19 1. This is like a blockbuster, which has stirred up waves. Those enterprises that have never paid social security for their employees, or only paid social security for their employees according to the minimum payment base, are all in a panic, like a lost dog, feeling in great trouble.

After the social insurance premium mentioned by the subject is uniformly collected by the tax authorities, the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises will be further aggravated and the actual wages of employees will be further reduced. Theoretically, this phenomenon does occur in many small and medium-sized enterprises, because there is a big gap between paying social security with the minimum base and paying social security with actual income, not to mention enterprises that have never paid social security for employees before. The author has also written an article to calculate this difference.

Before the tax authorities levy social security, in fact, what we should most condemn are those enterprises that have never paid social security for their employees. Although those enterprises that have not paid social security in full for their employees have violated some regulations, at least the units have paid social security for their employees, so that they can at least have a good old age after retirement, and those enterprises that have never paid social security for their employees are even more hateful. Among them, those employees who are nearing retirement but have to pay a large sum of money because of insufficient social security payment years are the most pitiful. Some people may say that they can ask the original unit to pay back the money. You know, some small businesses don't live long.

Here comes the point.

Yesterday's the State Council meeting listened to the voices of the masses and put forward the premise of not increasing the burden on enterprises. Moreover, due to the abundant social security funds, we can consider appropriately reducing the social security rate. This is a natural voice for small and medium-sized enterprises, especially for some small and medium-sized enterprises with poor benefits. In addition to the provident fund, the current social security collection rate in most areas is around 40%. This part is indeed the net profit of the enterprise, because it is before tax. If the collection rate can really come down, it will save the real money of the enterprise! At present, this policy is under study and I hope it can be implemented as soon as possible.

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