What is the PASS?
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The Annual Social Security Ceiling is a reference amount (scale) set each year by Health Insurance based on changes in salaries. It serves as a basis for calculating:
The amount of many social contributions such as old-age contributions and pension contributions complementary and supplementary retirement
The maximum amount of certain social benefits such as old-age insurance pensions from the General Scheme, daily allowances (IJ) for illness, work accidents, maternity, paternity and disability pensions
The deductibility ceilings for certain insurance premiums for retirement or provident contracts