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Contributions
Effective January 1st 2025, Contributions are payable at the rate of 11% of wages with employers having the right to deduct 5.5% from their employees' earnings. There are weekly and monthly ceilings beyond which no further Social Security Contributions are payable.
Effective January 1st 2026, Contributions are payable at the rate of 11.5% of wages with employers having the right to deduct 5.75% from their employees' earnings.
Self-Employed
How much you pay as a contributions depends on the amount of income that you declare. Social Security insures weekly incomes from $200 up to $1250.
Effective January 1st 2026, Contributions are payable at the rate of 11.5% of wages with employers having the right to deduct 5.75% from their employees' earnings.
Self-Employed
How much you pay as a contributions depends on the amount of income that you declare. Social Security insures weekly incomes from $200 up to $1250.
An Employer’s failure to pay contributions or to comply with any obligation
imposed on him/her by the Regulations constitutes an offence and shall
be liable on summary conviction to a fine of $1,000, and a fine of $250 for
each day on which the offence is continued.
- You will owe Social security arrears if you do not fill in a notification of termination when you stop your declared business, trade or profession.
- If you stop making contribution payments, whether you’re employed or not your account will be frozen. Your account is re-activated when you return working as a self employed and paying contributions.
- Whether working or not you may keep your account active by maintaining your contributions, thereby building up your retirement fund and increasing benefits to your survivors
- If you do not contribute, you are not entitled to certain benefit; however your contributions stay in the fund and are counted for you retirement and survivors benefits.
Visit the Social Security Office; the customer service staff there can inform you what
contributions are in your record.