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Basic Old-Age Insurance Institution, Hefei City Staff Members Provided

Original Language Title: 合肥市机关事业单位工作人员基本养老保险规定

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(Adopted by the 76th ordinary meeting of the Government of the fertilities of 13 October 2006 No. 124 of the Decree No. 124 of 30 November 2006 of the People's Government of fertilizers, which came into force on 1 January 2007)

Chapter I General
Article 1, in order to guarantee the basic life of the employee of the institution after the recuperation, to advance the reform of the basic old-age insurance system of the State apparatus, the progressive improvement of my municipal social security system and the development of this provision in the light of the State and provincial documentation.
Article 2: The following persons in this city shall be subject to the basic old-age insurance of the staff of the enterprise units participating in the organ under this provision (hereinafter referred to as basic old-age insurance):
(i) Staff on the work of the unit of the cause;
(ii) Approval by the municipal, district and district personnel departments of staff members for the full-time recruitment system and the implementation of the salary system of the unit;
(iii) Removal (removal) and retiring personnel in accordance with the above conditions.
Previously, the work of this city's office, the current personnel file is entrusted to the employment management services in the urban, district and social security sectors or to the municipal, district personnel-sector talent sharing services (including the education talent market) (hereinafter referred to as the intermediary service provider) (hereinafter referred to as the introduction of personnel agents, with the exception of those who are excluded from the criminal code) and may be subject to basic old-age insurance for the staff of the participating agencies.
Other personnel who have already participated in the agency's business unit have basic old-age insurance, which may continue to participate in the basic old-age insurance of the staff of the enterprise units of the organ in accordance with this provision.
Article 3. Basic old-age insurance introduces a system that integrates social cohesion and individual accounts.
The mobilization of the basic old-age insurance fund, in accordance with the principle of “relevant receipts, a slight balance and a partial accumulation”, is a common burden on States, units and individuals.
Article 5 provides for the integration of basic old-age insurance in municipalities and counties.
Article 6. The municipal, district and social security sector is the administrative authority responsible for the basic old-age insurance work of the occupancy units of this city agency, which is affiliated to the institution's institution-wide insurance service (hereinafter referred to as the city, district office) and specifically responsible for the management of the institution's basic old-age insurance services.
The labour and social security sectors of the city's four and three development areas are entrusted by the municipal labour and social security sector, and are covered by the basic old-age insurance work of the agency-owned units (development areas).
Intermediation services are authorized by municipal, district-office agencies to implement the basic old-age insurance declaration of personnel agents.
The sectors of the city's finance, personnel, tax, audit, etc. are jointly responsible for the basic old-age insurance work of the institution's units.
Chapter II
Article 7
The total monthly salary of active workers in this unit is based on a total of 33 per cent of the average premiums paid by the executive branch and the full-fledged-up unit at a rate of 31%.
The employee pays the basic old-age premium at a 3 per cent rate at his/her monthly salary.
The personnel activist is based on the monthly salary of the employee and pays the basic old-age premium at 34 per cent rate.
Employer wages refer to the salary of the employees of the enterprise units established by national and provincial and municipal unity.
The renunciation of the age of recuperation (removal) and retiring personnel will no longer pay the basic old-age premium.
Article 8 Removal (removal) of the staff member in office exceeds 30 per cent, and the unit shall pay the old-age insurance premium to the person who exceeds the partial refund. The amount of contributions in excess of part of the refund (removal) amounted to the monthly payment base for each of the unit, which was paid at a rate of 33 per cent by the agency, the financially allocated unit, the payment of the self-payment unit at 31 per cent rate.
Article 9 Adjustments to the payment rate for the basic old-age insurance are made by the municipal, district and social security sectors, with the advice of the relevant sectors, which are implemented with the approval of the municipal and district governments.
Article 10
(i) Units that are fully funded from the budget;
(ii) The unit of the financial difference, which is proportional to the difference, is partly financed by the budget; the unit assumes part and is charged by the unit before the tax;
(iii) Self-governance units, which are taxed.
Article 11. The tax sector is responsible for the collection of basic old-age premiums by the agency's unit.
Article 12
The basic old-age premiums to be paid by the employee shall be paid by the unit by month. The basic old-age premium paid by the worker does not cover personal income.
The settlement of the basic old-age premium is fully charged and paid.
Article 14. Municipal, district-based agencies should establish a basic old-age insurance personal account for workers. The basic old-age premium paid by the employee (3 per cent of the personnel agent's contribution base) is based on the provision that the personal basic old-age insurance accounts are actually taken into account and that the bank's home interest rate is maintained for one year.
Article 15, from the date of the establishment of the basic old-age insurance system of the occupants of the city, from the business to the personnel of the agency's business unit, should be added to the difference between the basic old-age insurance system established by the occupancy insurance system of the occupancy units of the occupants of the occupants of the city and the unit of the institution during the period from the time of the rendition, which had resulted in a 15-year shortfall in actual contributions from the mandatory retirement age, must be filled by the releasing units, which would benefit from the basic insurance treatment of the old-age units in the institution in the month.
The introduction of personnel agents from the date of the establishment of the basic old-age insurance system of the occupants of the city, which is less than 15 years from the actual contributions of the statutory retirement age, must be filled for 15 years; a one-time return to the personal accounts and the termination of basic old-age insurance relations.
Article 16 shall establish payment records for the contributory units and the contributory individuals, and promptly document data on the basis, proportion, amount, etc. of personal contributions.
The contributory unit, the individual has the right to search the payment records as required.
The contributory units shall be subject to personal supervision of the contributions paid to the employee of this unit to make the payment of the basic annual premiums for the full year.
Chapter III
Article 17, with the authorization of the competent authorities for retirement, revocation and retirement expenses, shall be paid by a person who has attained the statutory retirement age and by a person who is in accordance with the provisions of the State, the province, the municipality, the city, the ward, the ward, the warderuper and the authorized retirement rate.
Article 18
(i) Basic refund (located) recuperation. Basic refunds (removal) are reimbursed according to the criteria for the repayment of royalties by the State, the provincial and municipal unit of the agency established by the unity;
(ii) The funeral fees, one-time pension and survivor's hardship allowance after the death of the person(s);
(iii) Other treatment to be paid for retiring (removal) persons in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.
Article 19 Socialization of pensions.
The municipal, district-based agencies are responsible for the establishment of a variety of desktops, rosters, etc., for the management of old-age insurance files and for the payment of pension insurance payments as prescribed.
Article 20 Deaths of insured workers prior to retirement may be inherited from the individual accounts. The personal accounts were transferred in conjunction with the relocation of the insured worker.
Chapter IV
Article 21, Basic old-age insurance funds are stored by the financial exclusive household, with the management of the income and expenditure line, with a dedicated section and no unit or individual may be diverted.
Article 22 raises, pays and value-added operation and manages the income and expenditure of the basic old-age insurance fund, and shall be prepared on an annual basis for budget preparation, accounting, and financial management, and subject to supervision of the same level of finance, audit sector oversight.
Article 23 of the Social Insurance Agency's requirements are included in the financial budget by the same-level financial sector in accordance with the criteria for the funding of the same-level unit.
Chapter V Legal responsibility
Article 24 contributory units do not pay their basic premiums in full and on time, and are paid by the tax sector for a period of time; they are still unpaid and receive a lag of 2 per 1,000 per 1,000 per day, excluding the payment of contributions. The lag is incorporated into the basic old-age insurance fund.
The contributory unit refused to pay for old-age premiums and lags, and the tax sector applied to the people's courts in accordance with the law.
Article 25. The labour and social security sector conducts monitoring of the contributions of the contributory units by law. The inspectorate shall provide information relating to the payment of basic old-age premiums, the salary scales, the financial statements, etc., such as actual reflections, and shall not refuse the inspection and shall not be falsely charged and concealed.
Article 26 contributory units are one of the following cases, which is being converted by the labour and social security sector to the time limit; in the event of serious gravity, the person responsible for direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities may be fined by law:
(i) No registration and modification of social insurance as prescribed;
(ii) The amount of gross old-age premiums that are not reported to be paid in accordance with the provisions;
(iii) The payment of basic old-age premiums in a timely and full manner, as required.
Article 27 abuses by staff in the labour and social security sector, executing agencies or the local tax sector, in favour of private fraud, incentivism, and intrusion of old-age premiums, recovered by the labour and social security sector or the tax sector; criminal liability in accordance with the law; impunity is not yet a crime, and administrative disposition is provided by law.
Annex VI
Article XVIII deals with the transfer of basic old-age insurance relations in the event of the mobility of enterprises, agencies, business units, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.
Article 29 provides that the labour and social security sectors of the city may set up rules for implementation with the relevant sectors in accordance with this provision.
Article 33, in accordance with the provisional provision for social welfare insurance for staff members of the fertilities (No. 66 of the Municipal Ordinance) shall participate in units and individuals that are not covered by basic old-age insurance, shall be added to the custody process and to the payment of the basic old-age premiums payable for the period from the insured to the operation of this provision.
The full financial allocation of the treasury units shall be processed within 60 days of the date of operation of this provision for the payment of basic old-age insurance premiums, and the new establishment of an agency shall be subject to the payment of the basic pension insurance payments within 60 days of the date of ratification.
Article 31 shall determine the payment rate and the time taken for the basic old-age insurance system, in accordance with their respective circumstances, and shall initiate the insurance work of the full financial allocation unit.
Article 32 of this provision is implemented effective 1 January 2007 and the provisional provision for the social welfare insurance of the staff of the fertilities of the fertilities (No. 66 of the Municipal Government Order) was issued by the Government of the fertilities on 24 August 1998.