Yes, small-scale enterprises can't pay social insurance for their employees, and there is no limit to the number of people who pay social insurance. Small-scale enterprises pay social security for employees: the procedures for handling social security for the first time are as follows:

First, enterprises need to carry the following documents:

1. Copy of the ID card of the legal representative of the unit and affix the official seal.

2. A copy of the organization code certificate with official seal and original.

3. Copy and original of business license (one copy each).

Second, others need to carry: 1, official seal.

2. Employee declaration form

3. Add two one-inch color photos of the insured and a copy of the ID card.

4. agricultural registered permanent residence personnel provide a copy of agricultural registered permanent residence (the first page of the copy and my page).

5. New employees should be provided at the same time. Employers can only declare and pay social insurance premiums after handling social insurance registration, and cannot pay them forward.