Five insurances are actually social security, and one gold is provident fund. Social security is more important to us. How do individuals pay social security?
1. How do self-employed individuals provide social security for themselves?
There are two ways for individuals to apply for social security for themselves:
1, one is that self-employed individuals bring their business licenses to the local tax hall to register for unit payment and individual payment.
2. The other is to participate in insurance through the status of flexible employees: flexible employees can buy social endowment insurance and basic medical insurance, but they cannot buy work-related injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance.
As a flexible employee, paying social security is a way to pay for people who have no fixed work units, and it needs to be handled at the place where they are registered.
In addition, such people can also find a company that pays social security.
Second, how do self-employed individuals pay the provident fund?
For housing provident fund, individual industrial and commercial households can also use their business licenses to open provident fund accounts and pay them themselves. Under the current policy, the proportion of housing provident fund payment is 5%- 12%, and units can choose a proportion to pay according to their actual economic situation. It doesn't matter to the self-employed, no matter which proportion you choose, you won't suffer.