Detailed instructions and examples
Check the examples and read more about insurance:
Reporting data to the Incomes Register: insurance-related data
Reporting data to the Incomes Register: International situations
If you do not need to take out insurance for your employees but you make payments subject to social insurance contributions, indicate on the earnings payment report that no contributions are withheld.
You can indicate this regarding
Check when you, as an employer, are obligated to take out insurance for your employees
Use the type of exception to insurance if you have no insurance obligation regarding any income paid to an employee.
An exception to insurance always applies to the entire report and all its income types.
The following situations involve an exception to insurance:
Report the exception to insurance on the earnings payment report in the income earner’s details.
You can enter information about all insurance policies at the same time or separately about one or more insurance policies. Note that these insurance providers do not, in this case, obtain the information entered on the report.
The following are examples of exceptions to insurance:
Example: Income earner is not within the scope of earnings-related pension insurance due to their age
If the income earner is not within the scope of earnings-related pension insurance due to their age, for example, no earnings-related pension insurance contribution will be deducted from any payments made to them.
Indicate this by selecting the type of exception to insurance “No obligation to provide insurance (earnings-related pension insurance)” in their report.
Use the type of insurance information provided under a specific income type if you want to enter information about individual income.
It has been defined for each wage income type what different social insurance contributions are paid from it. They correspond to the typical income payment situation.
The default values are described on the Wage income types page
If you make a payment in accordance with the default value, the social insurance contributions do not need to be specially determined.
If you need to change the default value of an income type:
The following are types of insurance information:
Example: Social insurance contributions are paid on lecture fees
For example, the default value set for lecture fees determines that no social insurance contributions are typically paid from them. If lecture fees are irregularly based on work carried out in an employment relationship, social insurance contributions must be paid from them.
Any derogation from the default value must be indicated by selecting “Subject to social insurance contributions – Grounds for insurance contribution: Yes" for the income type.
If there are errors in the data you have reported, correct them as soon as possible after the error is discovered.
Submit a replacement report if you have incorrectly reported income type insurance data. If necessary, also correct the social insurance contributions. You must correct a report by means of cancellation if you want to correct the type of exception to insurance.
Check the examples and read more about insurance:
Reporting data to the Incomes Register: insurance-related data
Reporting data to the Incomes Register: International situations