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根据2024年最新标准,云南文山社保基数为10100元时,每月缴费金额如下: 一、缴费明细 养老保险 单位缴费:20%(10100×20% = 2020元) 个人缴费:8%(10100×8% = 808元) 合计:2828元/月 医疗保险 单位缴费:10%(10100×10% = 1010元) 个人缴费:2%+3元(10100×2%+3元 = 203元) 合计:1213元/月 失业保险

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云南文山社保基数10100每个月扣多少

根据2024年最新标准,云南文山社保基数为10100元时,每月缴费金额如下: 一、缴费明细 养老保险 单位缴费:20%(10100×20% = 2020元) 个人缴费:8%(10100×8% = 808元) 合计:2828元/月 医疗保险 单位缴费:10%(10100×10% = 1010元) 个人缴费:2%+3元(10100×2%+3元 = 203元) 合计:1213元/月 失业保险

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云南文山社保基数10300和5000的区别

在云南文山,社保基数10300元和5000元的主要区别体现在以下方面: 缴费金额差异 养老保险 :以养老保险为例,若个人缴费基数为10300元,按照8%的比例计算,个人每月需缴纳824元;而以5000元为基数,个人每月需缴纳400元。单位缴费部分也会相应增加,10300元基数下单位每月需缴纳1648元,而5000元基数下单位每月需缴纳800元。 医疗保险

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云南文山社保基数10300能拿多少

在云南文山按照‌10300元/月 ‌的社保基数缴纳养老保险,退休后每月养老金预计可达‌4000-5000元 ‌(按现行标准估算)。具体金额取决于缴费年限、退休年龄及个人账户累计金额等因素。 ‌ ‌ ‌10300元基数 ‌属于云南省2024年缴费基数上限(7177元的300%)范围内,按此基数缴费将显著提升养老金水平。 养老金由‌基础养老金 ‌和‌个人账户养老金 ‌两部分组成,缴费基数越高

健康新闻 2025-05-09

云南文山社保基数10300每月交多少

根据2024年最新标准,云南文山社保缴费基数为10300元时,每月缴费金额如下: 一、养老保险 单位缴费 :20%(10300×20% = 2060元) 个人缴费 :8%(10300×8% = 824元) 合计 :2884元/月 二、医疗保险 单位缴费 :10%(10300×10% = 1030元) 个人缴费 :2%+3元(10300×2%+3元 = 207元) 合计

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云南文山社保基数10300扣税多少

暂时无法得知云南文山社保基数10300扣税多少,不过我可以为您提供云南保山 的相关信息供您参考: 社保缴费比例 养老保险 :个人缴费比例为8%,基数10300元对应月扣费为10300×8%=824元。 医疗保险 :个人承担2%的比例,每月缴纳10300×2%=206元。 失业保险 :按0.1%计算(部分地区为0.3%),10300×0.1%=10.3元。 工伤保险和生育保险

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云南文山社保基数10300医保卡每月多少

根据2024年最新政策,云南文山社保基数为10300元时,医保卡每月的缴费金额如下: 医疗保险个人缴费 单位缴费:10% × 10300元 = 1030元 个人缴费:2% × 10300元 + 3元 = 206元 + 3元 = 209元 合计:1030元 + 209元 = 1239元 其他社保项目 养老保险:单位22% × 10300元 = 2266元,个人8% × 10300元 = 824元

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