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  By Lic. Glenn Louis McBride

 

SOCIAL SECURITY RISK RATE DETERMINATION - IMPORTANT OBLIGATION FOR EMPLOYERS DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY

PRIMA DE RIESGO - IMSS

 

 
 

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Remember that during the month of February Employers must present the "Annual Determination of the Occupational Risk Rate for Social Security.
Your risk rate (PRIMA DE RIESGO) is one of the elements of Social Security that you pay every month for your workers.

Who is obligated to present it?

If your industrial activity has changed in the last year, you ARE obligated to present it.
If you are already at the minimum risk rate of 0.50000 and you have had no accidents during the year, you are NOT obligated to present it.
If you are not at the lowest rate and have no accidents, you will be able to lower your rate by 1% each year until reaching the minimum.
If you have completed the Federal Health and Safety Certification program you (Auto Gestión) you can use a different base to calculate your risk rate.

With the certification you will pay less Social Security.

Usually your accounting department does this determination every year, but they often do not take advantage of Health and Safety Certification to lower Social Security payments. Certification can save you a lot of money in your Social Security payments

For more information and answers to FAQ, go to:

https://mexicanlaws.com/IMSS/riskrate.htm 
To be informed, consider purchasing our translation of the Social Security law and its Regulation.
https://mexicanlaws.com/IMSS/imss.htm

Contact Lic. Glenn Louis McBride at glenn@mexicanlaws.net

Regards
Lic. Glenn Louis McBride
Mexican Attorney
Mexican cell. (011-521) 664-204-1257
US cell 1-619-513-0556
Office tel. (011-52) 664-681-9524
www.mexicanlaws.com

 

 

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Mexican cell. (011-521) 664-204-1257
US cell 1-619-513-0556
Office tel. (011-52) 664-681-9524
www.mexicanlaws.com

 
 
     

 

 

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