Over 190,000 employees With parallel employment what are they paid for Service Bulletin eventually they will be asked to pay extra contributions for 2021. The liquidation process for EFKA has been completed, notices have already been posted on the organization’s website and a decision is now expected to be made on whether the first installment should be paid during December or start next month.

His original circular EFKA provides for the repayment of this obligation up to 6 monthly payments, while the date of payment of the first payment expires on December 31. The administration of EFKA will probably make a final decision during the day, as it accepts proposals to start payments from January 31 and repay the amounts, which on average range from 600 to 700 euros, in several installments.

Based on the final liquidation figures, more than 190,000 insured persons will receive debit notices asking them to pay an average of 600 to 700 euros. Attention: these are contributions for 2021, because due to organizational and technical problems, EFKA was not able to complete the process earlier. However, for the 2022 contributions, the process is expected to start from the very first months of the new year so that the liquidation is completed in a relatively short period of time.

However, for 2021 contributions, there are also about 55,000 insured individuals who will receive “zero” payrolls, as well as about 25,000 parallel employees who ended up paying higher contributions to EFKA than they should have and their calculated statements will be credited. The amounts to be reimbursed are estimated at an average of 400 euros per insured, and approximately 25,000 people will be informed by a message to their account in the EFKA online services, as well as a message to the e-mail address (email ) they registered in the online services of the carrier .

About 55,000 insured people will receive “zero” payments and 25,000 loans.

According to the Vrucis Insurance Law, from January 1, 2020, employees who are also self-employed (have a “block”, have an individual entrepreneur, are members of companies, etc.) are exempted from the obligation to pay basic insurance and health care contributions, if for their paid work is paid contributions (themselves and their employers) to the aforementioned insurance industries, which exceed 252 euros per month. 252 euros corresponds to the 2nd category of self-employed insurance, not counting 10 euros for the unemployment sector, which are paid by the self-employed, and 2 euros, which are paid by medical workers for a shelter for medical workers.

If, of course, the insured person chooses to insure for self-employment in a higher insurance category than the 2nd insurance category, and covers 252 euros during self-employment, then he will pay the difference, only for the pension sector.

For Supplementary Insurance and Lump-sum Benefit, a contribution is paid in the selected category if the relevant contributions are not paid from a paid job.

If employment is interrupted, the premium is paid based on the selected insurance category and the entire premium is borne by the insured.