The Council of Ministers today approved some changes and amendments to the law on social insurance in Albania, in the collection of contributions required for social health insurance, and health insurance.
According to the decision, the health and social security are under the Ministry of Welfare and youth, replaced so that the Ministry of labour, Social Affairs and equal opportunities law.
The decision lays down the minimum monthly wage for the calculation of social security contributions and health, from 1 January 2014 onwards is not lower than 19026 lek. Maximum monthly salary for the calculation of social security contributions, from 1 January 2014 onwards, be 95,130 ALL. Meanwhile, the maximum salary for the purposes of calculating sickness insurance contributions is the gross salary, as defined above.
For employees, labour relations which are governed by the Labour Code, the minimum monthly wage for the calculation of contributions and health is determined by the Council of Ministers, in accordance with article 111 of the law mentioned above, which cannot be less than the minimum wage, as defined previously.
With regard to the species, amount and distribution of contributions, the decision provides that "the minimum monthly amount of sickness insurance contributions for self-employed persons and family members of untreated wages (excluding self-employed in agriculture), from 1 January 2014 onwards, to be 3.4% of twice the monthly minimum wage of 1,294 ALL.
Self-employed, self-employed persons in the partnership, the self-employed, which employs one-third, according to the decision, from 1 January 2014 onwards, pays for itself alone the compulsory contributions to social security, as much as 23% of the monthly minimum wage, from ALL of 4,376 19,026 lek per month. Meanwhile, the self-employed, self-employed persons in the partnership, the self-employed who uses third parties (except for the self-employed in agriculture), starting from 1 January 2014, the mandatory contribution pays for health insurance, 3.4% extent of twice the monthly minimum wage, equal obligation 1,294 lek per month.
Self-employed persons, to members of his family more than 16 years, who are not receiving a paycheck, but work legally coexist with (except for the self-employed in agriculture), from January 1, 2014 onwards pay compulsory social insurance contributions, where 23% of the monthly minimum wage of 4,376 lek per month.
Self-employed persons, to members of his family more than 16 years, who are not receiving a paycheck, but work legally coexist with (except for the self-employed in agriculture), from 1 January onwards pay compulsory health insurance contributions amounting to 3.4 percent of twice the monthly minimum wage, or 1,294 lek per month.
The decision provides that the self-employed trade or ambulance service, from 1 January onwards, declare and pay the minimum monthly contribution equal to 3,794 lek, of which 2,500 social insurance and 1,294 Lek Lek for health insurance.
People of more than 16 years with a regular income from the property that there are other jobs just to pay sickness insurance contributions amounting to 3.4% twice the monthly minimum wage of 1,294 lek per month. According to the decision, the monthly minimum wage to calculate the contribution of health insurance for the self-employed in agriculture, is 4,200 lek.
Meanwhile, self-employed workers in agriculture, from 1 January onwards, the monthly contributions paid obligatory health insurance as much as 3.4% of twice the monthly minimum wage for sickness insurance contributions for self-employed workers in agriculture, amounting to a value of ALL 286 per month.
The decision also provides that for people who work as domestic workers, from 1 January onwards, has declared and paid a monthly contribution equal to 3,794 lek, of which 2500 ALL compulsory social security contribution and 1,294 lek, compulsory health insurance contribution. ".
The decision also provides that the voluntary sickness insurance contributions paid on bank accounts of mandatory health care
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