Cebuano News: SSS mipatuman sa 1% contribution rate increase sa tuig 2023

 MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon (PIA)--Giklaro karon sa buhatan sa Social Security System (SSS) nga nagpatuman sila og one percent (1%) contribution rate increase karong tuig 2023.


Sa interview sa Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) Malaybalay uban kang SSS Bukidnon Branch Head Engr. Jose Joel Herbieto, gipasabot niya ang katawhan nga karong tuig 2023, nagpatuman ang buhatan og 1% contribution rate increase.

"Karong tuiga ang SSS nagpatuman sa 1% increase sa contribution rate. Ang atong last contribution rate is 13% sa tuig 2022, mosaka na kini karon sa 14%," matud ni Herbieto.

Apan giklaro ni Engr. Herbieto nga ang mas makapahimulos sa pagsaka sa kontribusyon mao ang mga naa sa employees sector tungod kay ang mga employer ang modugang ug bayad sa 1% nga increase.

Ang bahinan sa contribution sa milabay’ng tuig 2022 mao kini: 4.5% sa mga empleyado ug 8.5% sa mga employer.

Karong tuiga, mosaka sa 9.5% ang employer share ug magpabilin sa 4.5% ang share sa mga empleyado nga magkompleto sa 14% nga contribution rate ning tuig 2023.

"Dili mabalaka ang mga empleyado aning 1% nga increase kay dili man ni madugang sa ilang bayran. Kini nga increase ang mga employeer ang modugang bayad ani sa buhatan sa SSS," miingon si Herbieto. (BGE/PIA 10-Bukidnon)
One percent (1%) contribution rate increase karong tuig 2023 gipatuman sa Social Security System. (PIA-Bukidnon)


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