On April 18, information from Khanh Hoa Provincial Social Insurance said that as of March 31, the total revenue reached more than 1,782 billion VND.
However, the total debt of social insurance, health insurance, unemployment insurance (BHTN) and occupational accident and disease insurance (BHTNLĐ-BNN) amounted to 443.892 billion VND.
In which, debt from labor-using units accounts for more than 315 billion VND, late payment interest is more than 65.8 billion VND, and the budget has not yet issued health insurance for more than 62.7 billion VND.
Notably, up to 51.7 billion VND is debt from businesses that are no longer operating, causing great difficulties for recovery work.
The whole province recorded 2,423 units owing social insurance for 1 month or more, with a total amount of more than 305 billion VND (excluding units that are no longer operating).
Debt structure shows that non-state enterprises account for the largest proportion with 2,184 units, owing more than 218 billion VND; State-owned enterprises have 6 units, owing 30.5 billion VND; FDI enterprises have 30 units, owing 8 billion VND.
The prolonged social insurance debt situation continues to be worrying when there are 661 units owing for 6 months or more, with a total amount of 149 billion VND. Of which, principal debt is 109.8 billion VND, late payment interest is more than 39 billion VND.
Some businesses with large debts and slow coordination in handling include: Nha Trang Shipbuilding One Member Limited Liability Company; Water Supply and Drainage Construction Joint Stock Company No. 12, Ben Du Thuyen Hotel Joint Stock Company, Truong An Construction Co., Ltd., Branch of Hoa In Fashion Co., Ltd.
According to Khanh Hoa Provincial Social Insurance, in April, the unit coordinated with departments, branches, and localities to synchronously implement solutions to collect and handle social insurance evasion, strengthen specialized inspections, inspect and urge debt collection.
At the same time, coordinate with the police force in preventing violations of the law on social insurance; promote the application of VssID to help workers monitor the social insurance payment process; expand social insurance participants according to the plans of the Provincial People's Committee.
Notably, the social insurance agency also implemented cooperation with banks to support businesses to borrow capital to pay social insurance, in the context that the late payment interest rate is currently high at 0.03%/day.
In addition, the organization of dialogues between social insurance agencies, businesses and employees is identified as an important solution to remove difficulties and raise awareness of law compliance.
