Group 1 - The article provides a detailed guide on how to complete the annual salary declaration for employees through the electronic tax bureau's social security payment platform [4][5] - After the successful declaration of annual salary, the declared salary becomes effective immediately, starting from January 1 of the current year [5] - Employers can download the salary details of employees after the annual salary declaration through various modules, including monthly salary declaration and salary adjustment [6] Group 2 - To identify employees who have not declared their salary, employers can monitor the "number of employees who have not made salary declarations" on the homepage and check specific details [6] - The system allows employers to download templates for new employees who have not declared their salary, which can then be filled out and imported for submission [8] - The effective month for new employees' salary declarations is automatically retrieved by the system, eliminating the need for manual input by employers [9] Group 3 - If there are issues with the declaration, such as incomplete insurance information, employers can check the employee's insurance details through the query management module [13] - Employers must complete salary declarations for all employees before proceeding with the confirmation of social security fee declarations [12] - Adjustments to declared salaries can be made through the annual salary adjustment module, with specific procedures for increasing or decreasing declared salaries [15]

Group 1 - The article introduces a "Social Security Payment Guide" series to clarify social security fee collection policies, reporting processes, and operational essentials for businesses [1] - It emphasizes the importance of understanding the social security fee declaration and payment process for effective management [1] Group 2 - Businesses can access their social security fee declaration details through the electronic tax bureau by navigating to the "Social Security Business" section [2] - The process includes logging in, selecting the appropriate query options, and downloading or printing the declaration details as needed [4][5] - If a declaration has been successfully submitted and paid, businesses can also check and print details of paid employees through the electronic tax bureau [6][10] Group 3 - The article outlines steps for querying and printing social security fee declaration details, including selecting the relevant time periods and declaration status [8][12] - It provides instructions for using the social security fee management client to access declaration records and print necessary documents [15]

Group 1 - The process for declaring work injury insurance fees for engineering projects involves logging into the social insurance fee management client, adding unit information, and selecting the correct tax registration information [2] - After the construction unit completes the insurance registration and associates the payment information at the tax office, they can access the "Engineering Project Social Insurance Fee Declaration (Self-Service)" menu to query the project information pending declaration [3] - The construction unit can verify the declaration data and submit it after calculating the payable amount from the tax system [4] Group 2 - Once the declaration is completed, the construction unit can check the declared project information in the "Declaration Records" menu [4] - The system displays the declared data, allowing the construction unit to view details, make payments, or void unprocessed declaration data [4] - The social insurance fee management client for construction work injury declaration is a separate module that requires prior registration at the local social security bureau and association at the tax authority [5] Group 3 - In case of data loss due to computer changes or software reinstallation, tax personnel can apply for the "Data Download" function at the tax service hall to retrieve individual income tax data within 72 hours [6] - After logging in, personnel can download previously submitted information by confirming the download prompt [7] - The process includes verifying via SMS and accessing the unit declaration record to download past individual income tax declaration forms [8]

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint The article discusses the updated contribution limits for basic pension, unemployment, and work injury insurance for employees in 2025, along with the procedures for employers to report and pay social insurance contributions. Group 1: Contribution Limits - The upper limit for the monthly contribution base for basic pension, unemployment, and work injury insurance is set at 22,938 yuan, while the lower limit is 4,588 yuan for 2025 [1]. - The contribution base for basic medical insurance (including maternity insurance) will be determined by each planning area [1]. Group 2: Reporting and Payment Procedures - Employers must report monthly contribution wages to the tax department by the 25th of each month. If there are no changes in employee numbers or contribution wages from the previous month, re-reporting is not necessary [2]. - Employers can handle social insurance fee management through the social insurance fee management client or the electronic tax bureau, with options for in-person processing at local tax service centers [2]. - The process for reporting contribution wages includes updating employee information, adding employee data, and adjusting new contribution wages either individually or in bulk [4][6][7]. Group 3: Payment Methods - Employers can select payment methods such as "third-party agreement payment" or "bank voucher payment" after verifying their payment information [11][16]. - The payment process requires employers to confirm the payment details and enter a declaration password to proceed with the payment [11][16].