China News Agency, Beijing, May 31st. Following the implementation of three social security premium policies for 5 extreme hardship industries including catering, retail, tourism, civil aviation, and road, water, and railway transportation, China expanded the difficulty of implementing the deferred payment policy on the 31st. industry scope.
On the same day, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of China, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, and the State Administration of Taxation announced the "Notice on Expanding the Implementation Scope of the Periodic Delay in Payment of Social Insurance Premiums".
According to the notice, the expanded industries include: agricultural and sideline food processing industry, textile industry, textile and clothing, apparel industry, paper and paper product industry, printing and recording media reproduction industry, pharmaceutical manufacturing industry, chemical fiber manufacturing industry, rubber and plastic products industry , General equipment manufacturing, automobile manufacturing, railway, ship, aerospace and other transportation equipment manufacturing, instrumentation manufacturing, social work, radio, television, film and recording production, culture and art, sports, entertainment.
The notice clarifies that enterprises in difficulties in the deferred payment industry can apply for deferred payment of three social insurance premiums. Among them, the deferred payment of endowment insurance premiums will be implemented until the end of 2022, and the deferred payment period of work-related injury and unemployment insurance premiums will not exceed one year.
The period for deferring the payment of endowment insurance premiums for the five destitute industries that were originally specified will be extended to the end of 2022 accordingly.
No late payment fee will be charged during the deferment period.
The notice also implements a payment deferral policy for small, medium and micro enterprises that have been greatly affected by the epidemic and have difficulties in production and operation.
All micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households participating in the insurance in the form of units with temporary difficulties in production and operation in areas seriously affected by the epidemic can apply for a deferral of the payment of the three social insurance premiums. late fee.
At the same time, the four departments also emphasized the further play of the role of unemployment insurance in stabilizing jobs.
Increase support for stable job rebates, and increase the proportion of stable job rebates for large enterprises from 30% to 50%.
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