Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive guide for employers on how to declare annual social insurance payment wages for the year 2025, emphasizing the use of the Social Insurance Fee Management Client and the Beijing Electronic Tax Bureau for the declaration process [1][2]. Group 1: Declaration Process - Employers can declare social insurance payment wages from June 10, 2025, to July 25, 2025, using various channels including the Social Insurance Fee Management Client and the Beijing Electronic Tax Bureau [1]. - The average monthly wage of employees for the year 2024 will be used as the basis for declaring the social insurance payment wages for 2025 [1]. Group 2: Operation Steps - To declare wages through the Beijing Electronic Tax Bureau, users must log in and navigate to the "Annual Payment Wage Declaration" section [2]. - The system allows for the addition of employee information either individually or in bulk, with options for importing from external files [4][6]. Group 3: Wage Modification and Submission - Employers can modify the declared wages in bulk, either by percentage adjustment or by entering a fixed amount directly [7]. - After confirming the accuracy of the data, employers can submit the declaration either for selected data or for all data at once [10][16]. Group 4: Record Keeping and Adjustments - Employers can check their declaration records and statuses through the system, with options for making adjustments or supplementary declarations if necessary [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the introduction of convenient third-party payment methods for social insurance fee payments, allowing small and micro enterprises to use platforms like Alipay and WeChat for easier transactions [1][16]. Group 1: Steps for Social Insurance Fee Payment - Step 1: Employers log into the new electronic tax bureau and navigate to the "Unit Social Insurance Fee Declaration" module [2]. - Step 2: After completing the declaration and verifying the information, employers click "Submit Declaration" [3]. - Step 3: The system automatically redirects to the payment interface, where the "Third-party Payment" option is selected [4]. - Step 4: Employers can use platforms like Cloud Flash Payment, Alipay, or WeChat to scan a QR code for online payment [5][14]. - Step 5: Upon successful payment, the system displays a "Payment Successful" message [6][15]. Group 2: Social Insurance Fee Management Client - Step 1: Employers log into the social insurance fee management client, click on "Social Insurance Fee Declaration" and refresh the data [8]. - Step 2: After confirming the declaration information, employers select the data to be declared and click "Submit Declaration" [10]. - Step 3: In the payment interface, employers select the "Scan Payment" option [12]. Group 3: Common Questions and Answers - Question: How to handle new insured personnel after the social insurance fee has been declared? Answer: The additional personnel can be declared separately without needing to void the previous declaration [18]. - Question: What to do if the payment status shows "Processing"? Answer: Employers can refresh the payment status in the "Declaration Record" section [18]. - Question: How to pay for social insurance fees for new employees? Answer: Use the "Annual Payment Wage Declaration" function in the management client to declare and pay for new employees [18].

Group 1 - The article discusses the management and printing of social security fee records through a client application, emphasizing the steps required for users to access and print their payment records [4][5]. - It outlines the necessary data inputs for users, such as name and payment period, to retrieve and print their social security fee details [5]. - The article highlights the importance of accurate record-keeping and the role of the social security management client in facilitating this process [4][5]. Group 2 - The content includes notifications and announcements related to social security management, indicating ongoing updates and changes in the system [4][5]. - It mentions the various types of social insurance fees, including basic medical insurance and maternity insurance, which are relevant for employees [4]. - The article also refers to the interaction platform provided by the Shanxi Provincial Taxation Bureau, aimed at improving taxpayer services and engagement [8].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of digital tax services in Shanxi Province, emphasizing the importance of electronic tax management and the introduction of new software for tax declaration and social insurance management [2][3][4]. Summary by Sections Digital Tax Services - The article highlights the launch of a new electronic tax service platform aimed at improving efficiency in tax declaration processes for individuals and businesses in Shanxi Province [2][3]. - It mentions the importance of adapting to digitalization in tax services, which aligns with national policies promoting electronic governance [2]. Software Installation and Usage - Instructions are provided for installing the social insurance fee management client, including steps for selecting the region, entering taxpayer identification numbers, and modifying initial passwords [3][4]. - The article outlines the user-friendly interface of the software, which is designed to facilitate the tax declaration process for users [3][4]. User Engagement and Support - The article encourages users to engage with the tax service platform and provides a QR code for easy access to the system [6][9]. - It emphasizes the commitment of the Shanxi tax authorities to provide precise services and encourages feedback from users to enhance service quality [9].

Group 1 - The article provides guidance on how to download the social security fee management client from the official tax authority website [1] - It explains the default initial declaration password for the social security fee management client, which is the last six digits of the social security number of the employer or project contractor [2] - Instructions are given for resetting the declaration password through the personal income tax APP and the natural person electronic tax bureau [5][12] Group 2 - The article details the process for printing the social security tax payment certificate, including steps for both first-time issuance and re-issuance [14]

Group 1 - The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to check which employees have had their social security fees declared [2][3] - It outlines the process for querying social security fees during the declaration and after completion, including how to export data [2][3] Group 2 - The article emphasizes the importance of using the social security fee management client for daily declarations and record checks [2][3] - It details the specific menu options and actions required to access employee information and export data [2][3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is to provide guidance on the annual social insurance payment wage declaration process for employers, including important dates, scope, content, and channels for submission [1][2][3][4][5][6][10][11][12][29][35]. Group 2 - The declaration period for the 2025 social insurance payment wage declaration is from May 1, 2025, to June 25, 2025, and employers must report the previous year's average monthly wage for their employees [3][10]. - All employers with valid insured employees, including individual businesses, are required to submit the annual wage declaration [4][10]. - The declaration must include the average monthly wage for the previous calendar year (January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024) for all employees, calculated based on total wages divided by actual working months for those who worked less than a year [5][10]. Group 3 - Employers can submit the declaration through the Social Insurance Fee Management Client or the Electronic Tax Bureau [6][12][29]. - The process involves logging into the management client, downloading employee information, entering new wage data, and submitting the declaration [14][16][20][34]. - After submission, employers can check the status of their declarations in the system, which will provide feedback on success or failure [22][27][29].

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed guide on the annual social insurance fee declaration process, emphasizing the importance of accurate reporting and the steps involved in submitting the required information. Group 1: Declaration Process - Users must log into the "Social Insurance Fee Management Client" and select the "Annual Payment Salary Declaration" option to begin the process [3][19]. - The declaration can be done either by individual entry or by batch processing, allowing for efficiency in handling multiple employees [5][9]. - A template for salary declaration must be downloaded for batch processing, and users should ensure all data is accurate before submission [4][11]. Group 2: Data Entry and Submission - When entering data, users can input either the employee's name or identification number, which will auto-fill the relevant information [15]. - After entering the new payment salary, users can save the information and either return to the main page or continue entering data for other employees [15]. - Once all data is entered, users must submit the declaration, which can be reviewed in the "Declaration Records" section [16][27]. Group 3: Error Handling and Adjustments - If errors are found in the submitted data, users can re-declare within the specified period (May 1, 2025, to June 25, 2025) using the "Annual Payment Salary Declaration" function [16][29]. - The "Annual Payment Salary Adjustment" function is only applicable for adjusting already effective annual payment salaries [29]. Group 4: Special Considerations - For government and public institutions, it is necessary to declare additional insurance types such as work injury insurance and unemployment insurance under the "Annual Payment Salary Declaration" section [18]. - The electronic tax bureau supports units with fewer than 200 employees; larger units must use the "Social Insurance Fee Management Client" [19][21].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the annual social insurance contribution wage declaration process for the year 2025, highlighting the timeline, scope, content, and operational channels for employers to report their employees' wages for the previous year [1][2][3]. Declaration Time - The declaration period for the 2025 social insurance contribution wage is from May 1, 2025, to June 25, 2025. Employers must report the previous year's wage data during this time [1][2]. Declaration Scope - All employers with valid insured employees, including individual businesses that participate in social insurance, are required to declare the annual contribution wage [1][2]. Declaration Content - Employers must report the average monthly wage of employees for the previous calendar year (January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024). For employees who worked less than a year, the total wage is divided by the actual months worked. New hires should report their full monthly salary for the month they were hired [1][2][3]. Operational Channels - Employers can declare wages through the following channels: 1. Social Insurance Fee Management Client (for employers) [1][2] 2. Shanghai Electronic Tax Bureau [1][2] Steps for Declaration via Social Insurance Fee Management Client - Employers must log in to the client, select the wage declaration function, download employee information, input new wage data, and submit the declaration [4][5][6][8][9]. Steps for Declaration via Electronic Tax Bureau - Employers log in to the Electronic Tax Bureau, navigate to the social insurance business section, and select the annual contribution wage declaration option [15][16]. Post-Submission Process - After submission, employers can check the declaration results in the system. If there are any failures, they can view the details to understand the reasons [10][12][13][20].