Select your location for location specific information:
If an employee leaves your company, you must report the end of the employment relationship to social insurance.
When the employment relationship between you and your employees ends, you must deregister these employees from social insurance.
With the exception of mini-jobs in private households, the deregistration procedure is the same for all employees. For mini-jobs in private households, you must use the household check procedure at the mini-job center.
You must submit deregistrations for social insurance electronically. If you use a system-checked payroll accounting program in your company, use this program to submit the notifications. This is done automatically. Alternatively, you can use a system-checked completion aid to submit the data to social insurance, for example the social insurance reporting portal.
When deregistering, you also enter the remuneration subject to contributions for the reporting period.
No documents are required.
Depending on whether you carry out payroll accounting in your own company or have outsourced it, you can prepare the deregistration yourself or have it prepared by your external service provider, such as a tax consultancy, a payroll office or a service data center.
The service is basically free of charge. If you use the SV-Meldeportal, user fees will be charged.
You must deregister your employees from social insurance with the next payslip, at the latest 6 weeks after the end of the employment relationship.
Note for further information on processing time: The acceptance and acceptance and processing of your data takes about 15 minutes.
Appeal: If you receive a fine notice because you have not complied with the obligation to register, you can lodge an appeal within 2 weeks.
As an employer, you are obliged to register your employees with social insurance.
As an employer, you are obliged in certain sectors to register your employees with social insurance before they take up employment.