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A Study on Nonpayment of Social Insurance Contributions: The Cases of Sweden and Germany
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57.2 88.01
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2012 11
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1-4-1 NDC Notional Defined Contribution ................. - 7 - 1-4-2 ........................................................................................................................... - 8 - 1-4-3 ........................................................................................................................... - 9 - 1-4-4 ..................................................................................................... - 11 -
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1-1
2011 9936 8700
GDP 32.9
Social Insurance in Figures 2012 2011
2090
GDP 6 1 2090
1/3
480
390 80 90
2012 3 31
19
29 30 64
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1
100 2009 2010 2011
25,224 26,488 27,448 4,641 4,852 5,392
522 525 503 23,364 23,731 24,140 3,372 3,493 3,342
2,789 2,766 2,849 29 28 22
3,645 3,550 3,415 63,586 65,433 67,112
20,628 18,449 21,195
2,140 1,990 2,575 90 115 144
5,503 4,897 4,957 67,804 60,597 53,627
4,467 4,698 4,604 1,242 1,226 1,244 5,156 4,587 4,240
222 259 261 21,753 23,188 24,286
1,615 1,585 1,407 130,620 121,592 118,538
10,293 16,157 15,364 3 0 0
29 31 19 19 21 273
10,344 16,209 15,656 7,447 7,406 7,577
211,998 210,640 208,882 2012 “Social Insurance in Figures 2012”
3.5
GDP 2011 6 80
8 10 90 GDP
90 6
2000 7 8 GDP
2011 6 30
2
2008 2000 1
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1999
1 1999
9
2
100 2007 2008 ATP 170,491 177,350 Inkomstpension 15,129 21,832
185,620 199,182 EU 33 24
185,653 199,206
1-2
480 390
180
90 180
60
1/8 1/4 1/2
3/4
8 1
80 10
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1/8 1/4
2012 2011
5000 1990
2000
2000
2011 76
1996 11 2011 24
3
31 33 8
65
1 96 0
89 8
52 51 8
480
3 2011
0 48,749 50,971 89 89 1 54,783 57,865 96 96 2 40,820 43,613 74 74 3 29,984 32,074 55 55 4 27,909 29,993 52 52 5 27,732 29,056 52 51 6 28,234 29,625 54 54 7 29,313 30,728 57 56 8 26,390 27,522 52 51
313,914 331,447 65 65 2012 “Social Insurance in Figures 2012”
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4 2011 1
–19 1,640 60 173 71 184 206 20–24 23,585 3,926 157 46 286 448 25–29 68,815 27,304 131 44 409 557 30–34 119,293 73,606 104 43 504 629 35–39 119,076 102,598 77 37 519 651 40–44 56,397 70,772 57 32 486 627 45–49 13,151 29,836 39 31 426 593 50–54 1,200 8,178 38 32 395 568 55– 73 3,149 44 39 284 500
403,230 319,429 95 37 459 620 2012 “Social Insurance in Figures 2012”
2011 274 70
30 4
30 34
35 39
19
1-3
16
2
2011 1,050
5 1,050 2,100
3,150 1,050
150 604 1,614
2,864 1,250
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16 2011 87 5000
92 4000 179 9000 10 14
90 6
104 5007
93 53
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241
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1 1,050 – 1,050 12,600 2 2,100 150 2,250 27,000 3 3,150 604 3,754 45,048 4 4,200 1,614 5,814 69,768 5 5,250 2,864 8,114 97,368
1,050 1,250 2,300 27,600
2012 “Social Insurance in Figures 2012”
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–19 3,476 2,557 3 0 20–24 29,355 1,471 22 5 25–29 91,760 3,622 43 24 30–34 173,413 9,466 61 35 35–39 234,497 16,110 73 42 40–44 227,334 16,967 58 40 45–49 150,582 12,599 35 32 50–54 51,205 5,676 18 25 55–59 9,983 2,460 8 21 60 1,124 1,350 5 18
972,729 72,278 53 33 2012 “Social Insurance in Figures 2012”
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1-4 1-4-1 NDC Notional Defined Contribution
NDC Notional Defined Contribution
Premium Pension
NDC 16
2.5 18.5 NDC
NDC
NDC NDC
NDC 16
1
Annuitization Divisor2
1.6 3
1.6
1.6
1.6 1.6
1.6
1.6 1
2 1.6
3
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0 1.6
16
16
1/16
1-4-2
Automatic Balance Mechanism
4
Contribution
Assets 5 Buffer Fund
PLr
PLw
PLr PLw
PLw
NDC
1
2 3 4
Balance
4
Balance Ratio 1
5 “Turnover Duration” Turnover Duration
Orange Report: Annual Report of the Swedish Pension System Turnover Duration
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Ratio
Balance Ratio
1
1
1
1
1-4-3
2.13 Price Base Amounts
1.9 Price Base amounts
Price Base Amounts 2011
1 Price Base Amount 4 2800
2011 7,597
6,777
1
2
100
48
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1
2011 “Orange Report: Annual Report of the Swedish Pension System”
Price Base Amounts
0 1.26 Price Base Amounts : 100 1.26 3.07 Price Base Amounts : 48
2011
0 4,494 100 4,494 1 959 48
Price Base Amounts
0 1.14 Price Base Amounts : 100 1.14 2.72 Price Base Amounts : 48
2011
0 4,066 100 4,066 9,713 48
1 959
9,713
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2004 6 5
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18.30 1 6900
2017 2017
NDC
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6
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1-5 7 8
2010 31.42
10.21 1.17 5.02 2.60 0.30
2.91 9.21
10.21
18.50 8.29
29.71
23
23
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Old Age Pension 10.21 Survivor’s Pension 1.17 Health Insurance 5.02 Parental Insurance 2.60 Occupational Injuries 0.30
Labour Market 2.91 General Wage Fee 9.21
31.42
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Old Age Pension 10.21 Survivor’s Pension 1.17 Health Insurance 5.11 Parental Insurance 2.60 Occupational Injuries 0.30
Labour Market 0.37 General Wage Fee 9.21
29.71
1-6
7
7
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Swedish Enforcement Authority
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2
3
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Sweden
National Debt Office The State Central Cheque Account
4
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3
The State Central Cheque
Account
The State Central Cheque Account
The Tax Agency
Sweden National Debt Office
The State Central
Cheque Account
The Social Insurance
Agency
The Pension Agency
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4
Tax Account
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5
1965 1997 2006
5
2,200 6 1,400
120 120 90
60 30
Preventive Action
Customer Service
Summary Proce-
dure
Enforcement
Debt Relief
Bankruptcy Su-
pervision
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170 60
1-7 1-7-1
Tax Evasion
Underground Economy
Black Work
2005 2006
the Swedish National Account
2002
1150 1200
Black Sector 10
710 85 100
710
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2.
3.
150
100 50
80
950 6 6000
26 6000
1997
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13
1-7-2
Tax Gap 1998 2002
200 350
20078 6 1330
GDP 5 10 1330
660 460
100 38
350
8 2008
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6 Total Tax Gap
2011 “Taxes in Sweden 2011”
1-8 SNAO 320
6 4
30 1 2
1970
460 660 210
220 10 9 3
520 7 43 2
260 14 5 7
250 15 2 8
20 <1 1 <1
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Total Tax Gap
1330
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DEA 9
Activity Payment
9 DEA Data Envelopment Analysis
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IT
1 5000
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SNAO
SNAO
SNAO
SNAO
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9 2011
2010 12 850,308 95,226
2011 53,376 8,340 469 69
-323 -520 46,642 -9,546
2011 12 950,472 93,569
1,044,041
61 10,100 65 13,000 68 15,900 70 18,100
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2-1
1883 1884 1889
1891 1994
146
2-2 First Pillar Second Pillar Third Pillar
1 First
Pillar
1
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7-1 7-2 7-1
7-2 1
First Pillar 2 Second Pillar 3 Third Pillar
2 Occupational Pensions 3
Private Pension Insurance
1 2
0 10
0
7-1
7-2
10
3Third Pillar
2Second Pillar
0Zero Pillar
1First Pillar
3Third Pillar
2Second Pillar
0Zero Pillar
1First Pillar
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2-3 7-1
10
8.0
7.2
18
6.3
78.0
10
8.0
7.2
18
6.3
78.0
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2-4 11-1 11-2 1993 2008
1993 3,754
2008 4026 7.3
362 446 23.2 3392
3580 5.5 15
2545 2244
314 500 11
11-2 1993 2008
1993
9.66 90.34 2008 11.09
88.91
67.80 55.74
8.37 12.4312
11-1 1993 2008
1,000 3,625 4,465 33,916 35,798
28,596 27,458 25,454 22,443
3,142 5,003 3,034 8,425
37,541 40,263
11 11-1 1993 303 4000
199311-1
12 11-1 11-2 1993
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11-2 1993 2008
9.66 11.09 90.34 88.91
76.17 68.20 67.80 55.74
8.37 12.43 8.08 20.92
100.00 100.0
12
3.2
2.3
1.8
11.3
10.5 7.2
12
27.2 17.8
11.2
13
1942 46 1
1947 1951 2 1952 1956 3
1957 1961 4
1
89.1 2 87.2 3 85.0 4 83.5
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1 6.7
4 11.6 1.73
12
3.2 11.3 27.2
2.3 10.5 17.8
1.8 7.2 11.2
13
1
1942-1946
2
1947-1951
3
1952-1956
4
1957-1961
89.1 87.2 85 83.5 85.9
1.1 0.8 0.9 1.4 1
3.2 3.6 4.2 3.6 3.7
6.7 8.4 10 11.6 9.4
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
1,100 1,300
900
1,100 4,500
10
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78
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11-1 11-2
1991 3437.7 2000
3200 2000 2011 3576.2
1990
2011
1991 128.4 2011 225.5 76
1991 3108.3 2011 3159.2
2000 2000
1991 2011 20
96.7 2005
7.2 17.4 2000
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14 1000
2-5 15
620 650
2370 2500
25 26
120 130
740 780
31
1/2
1991 34,377 2,859 1,575 1,284 31,083 26,832 4,251 1,782 2,555 652 -1992 34,026 2,917 1,633 1,284 30,671 26,272 4,399 1,813 2,688 669 -1993 33,482 3,003 1,683 1,320 30,084 25,822 4,262 1,620 2,767 648 -1994 33,391 3,113 1,758 1,355 29,873 25,450 4,422 1,716 2,856 645 -1995 33,364 3,159 1,737 1,422 29,803 25,093 4,710 1,842 3,026 749 -1996 33,034 3,205 1,684 1,521 29,523 24,663 4,861 1,770 3,190 1,099 -1997 32,713 3,314 1,697 1,617 29,116 24,018 5,098 1,822 3,392 1,310 -1998 32,678 3,372 1,726 1,646 29,001 23,709 5,292 1,887 3,535 1,506 -1999 33,071 3,379 1,730 1,649 29,451 23,638 5,814 2,165 3,834 1,743 -2000 33,311 3,418 1,721 1,697 29,643 23,766 5,878 2,130 3,944 1,749 -2001 33,498 3,411 1,729 1,682 29,726 23,740 5,986 2,085 4,127 1,815 -2002 33,227 3,429 1,714 1,715 29,463 23,535 5,929 1,931 4,221 1,852 -2003 32,772 3,506 1,696 1,810 28,963 22,828 6,135 1,969 4,421 1,949 -2004 32,373 3,612 1,689 1,923 28,438 22,351 6,086 1,953 4,391 1,979 -2005 32,962 3,802 1,687 2,115 28,831 22,084 6,747 2,394 4,679 2,425 -2006 33,720 3,838 1,705 2,133 29,582 22,119 7,463 2,619 4,865 2,667 562 2007 34,321 3,843 1,727 2,116 30,175 22,493 7,682 2,659 4,946 2,772 614 2008 34,734 3,820 1,717 2,103 30,650 22,929 7,721 2,731 4,903 2,578 612 2009 34,629 3,877 1,740 2,137 30,582 22,990 7,592 2,640 4,901 2,574 560 2010 34,973 3,917 1,748 2,169 30,904 23,069 7,835 2,761 4,929 2,517 742 2011 35,762 4,018 1,763 2,255 31,592 23,674 7,918 2,805 5,025 2,673 775
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10
2-6
Statutory Health Insurance; SHI
Solidarity Principle
Benefit as Kind
Benefit as Necessary
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
62.4 62.6 63.5 65.0 64.6 65.9
38.1 38.2 38.7 39.9 39.6 40.017.9 18.2 18.7 19.1 19.2 20.16.4 6.2 6.1 6.0 5.8 5.8
237.1 240.4 245.8 249.2 251.1 256.2
26.3% 26.0% 25.8% 26.1% 25.7% 25.7%
a) 12.6 12.5 12.5 12.6 13.2 12.7
11.5 11.5 11.5 11.6 11.6 11.61.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.6 1.1
237.1 240.4 245.8 249.2 251.1 256.2
31.6% 31.2% 30.9% 31.1% 31.0% 30.7%
b) 3.2 3.1 3.2 3.1 3.2 3.0
78.2 78.2 79.2 80.6 81.0 81.6
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Equivalence Principle
Cost Reimbursement Principle
Benefit as Contract
8
4,237
6500 4,237
4,237
500
1000
8
4,237
4,237
6500 500 1000
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2-7
146 Statutory Health Insurance Funds: SHI-Funds
146 SHI-Funds
2009 SHI-Funds
SHI-Fund
2009
15.5 7.3 8.2
3,825
2012 1720
140
2
9
Central Health Fund
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9
16 2012 2013
National Health Fund 2013 1938
1772 119
Central Health Fund
2013 1902
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2012 2013
4.7 2011
2012 3.5
16 2012 2013 10
172.2 177.2 13.8 11.9
188.7 193.8
185.4 190.2 181.6 190.2
3.5 4.7 / 3.9 -
13.5 13.5
/ 3.2 1.6 12.7 14.3
2-8 2011 10
35.53
17.18 16.37
69.08 7 3
5.05 5.02
2
1.39 1.15 1.03 0.62
2011
15.5
2011
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2012
GKV-Versorgungsstrukturgesetz
2013
2.05 60
10 2011
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2-9
78.0%
146
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BRH
BRH
13
13
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3
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2012 Social Insurance in Figures 2012
2008 Tax Map Gap for Sweden How was it created and how can it be
used ? Report 2008: 1B , Swedish National Tax Agency
2011 Taxes in Sweden 2011 An English Summary of Tax Statistical
Yearbook of Sweden , Swedish Tax Agency
2011 Orange Report: Annual Report of the Swedish Pension System 2013
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Riksrevisionen
Mr. Peter Rostedt, Director of International Relations
Mr. Peter Af Wetterstedt, International Relations Officer
Mr. Jimmy Hollen, Audit Director
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Försäkringskassa
Ms. Bodhi Pieris, International Relations Officer
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Pensionsmyndigheten
Mr. Arne Paulsson, Insurance Specialist
Ms. Lena Larsson, International Coordinator
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Skatteverket
Mr. Kay Kojer, Tax Expert, Director of Development
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Kronofogdemyndigheten
Mr. Lars Klint, International Coordinator
Mr. Philip Berg, Legal Officer
Mr. Olof Dahnell, Legal Advisor
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Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund
Mr. Markus Sailer, Department of Research, Development and Statistics
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Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales
Mr. Michael Rohrbach, Basic Issues, Financing and Pension Adjustment
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Bundesministerium für Gesundheit
Mr. Thomas Renner, Head of Division (General Aspects of Financing in Health Policy)