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One of the major initiatives of the Social Security Board's Transformational Strategic Plan for the triennium 2019 - 2021 is the introduction of an e-services software platform for the administration of its Social Insurance Programme.
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Anguilla has been transformed into a smart, resilient, diversified, inclusive and green economy with universal social security coverage and full employment; enabled by a customer-centric and technology-driven ASSB.
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Contributions
Contributions are payable at the rate of 10% of wages with the employers having the right to deduct 5% from their employees' earnings. There are weekly and monthly ceilings beyond which no further Social Security Contributions are payable.
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.
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.