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Premium Contribution Schedule

Monthly Salary Bracket

Monthly Salary Range

Salary Base (SB)

Total Monthly Contribution

Personal Share (PS) (PS=SBx1.25%)

Employer Share (ES=PS)

1

3,499.99 and Below

3,000.00

75.00

37.50

37.50

2

3,500.00 to 3,999.99

3,500.00

87.50

43.75

43.75

3

4,000.00 to 4,499.99

4,000.00

100.00

50.00

50.00

4

4,500.00 to 4,999.99

4,500.00

112.50

56.25

56.25

5

5,000.00 to 5,499.99

5,000.00

125.00

62.50

62.50

6

5,500.00 to 5,999.99

5,500.00

137.50

68.75

68.75

7

6,000.00 to 6,499.99

6,000.00

150.00

75.00

75.00

8

6,500.00 to 6,999.99

6,500.00

162.50

81.25

81.25

9

7,000.00 to 7,499.99

7,000.00

175.00

87.50

87.50

10

7,500.00 to 7,999.99

7,500.00

187.50

93.75

93.75

11

8,000.00 to 8,499.99

8,000.00

200.00

100.00

100.00

12

8,500.00 to 8,999.99

8,500.00

212.50

106.25

106.25

13

9,000.00 to 9,499.99

9,000.00

225.00

112.50

112.50

14

9,500.00 to 9,999.99

9,500.00

237.50

118.75

118.75

15

10,000.00 and up

10,000.00

250.00

125.00

125.00

SECTION 20. Payment of Premium Contributions  

a.       The premium contribution of employed members shall be paid on a monthly basis and should be remitted by the employer on or before the tenth (10th) calendar day following the month for which the payment is due and applicable.

b.       Each employer shall submit quarterly remittance reports to the Corporation not later than the fifteenth (15th) calendar day of the month after the applicable quarter and stating therein the name of all its employees, their corresponding employment status, positions, salaries, monthly contribution and changes therein, if any.

c.        The member’s contribution shall be deducted and withheld automatically by the employer from the former’s salary, wage or earnings. The employer’s counterpart contribution shall not in any manner be recovered from the employee.

d.       For government agencies, it shall be mandatory and compulsory for the employers to include the payment of contributions in their annual appropriations. The use of said funds other than for the purpose of remitting NHIP contributions would hold the erring government employers liable under the pertinent provisions of the Revised Penal Code.

e.       Failure and / or refusal of the employer to deduct or remit the complete employees’ and employer’s premium contribution shall not be a basis for denial of a properly filed claim. In such a case, the Corporation shall be entitled to reimbursement of claims paid from the erring or negligent employer, without prejudice to the latter’s prosecution and other liabilities, as may hereafter be provided by this Rules.

The new task of collecting the premium contributions of members in the government sector entailed the accreditation of banks to serve as Accredited Collecting Banks (ACBs). These are: Allied Bank, Asia Trust Bank, Asia United Bank, Bank of Commerce, Bank One Savings and Trust Co., Bangko Pasig, Century Savings Bank, China Bank, Citystate Savings Bank, Development Bank of the Philippines, Equitable-PCI Bank, Export & Industry Bank, Global Bank, G7 Bank (Rural Bank of Nabua), Hermosa Savings & Loan Bank, International Exchange Bank, Landbank of the Philippines, Maybank, Merchant Bank, Metrobank, Philippine Business Bank, Philippine National Bank, Philippine Postal Corporation (Philpost), Philippine Postal Savings Bank, Philippine Veterans Bank, Planters Development Bank, Premier Development Bank, Prudential Bank, RCBC, RCBC Savings Bank, Robinson's Savings Bank, Rural Green Bank of Caraga, Union Bank & United Coconut Planters Bank. An interim Contributions Department was likewise established to oversee and coordinate contribution activities. A region-based remittance, reporting, monitoring, and compliance campaign was also initiated in 1998.

 
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