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Overtime: details of the exemption from payroll contributions
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Since 1er in january 2019, private and public sector employees working hours beyond the statutory working hours (overtime) benefit from a maximum rate of reduction of employee contributions over these working hours. 11.31%. An interministerial instruction of March 29, 2019, provides a number of clarifications on the application of the reduction in employee contributions on overtime and supplementary hours.
The instruction recalls that this exemption is applicable regardless of the way in which working hours are organized within the company. It also states that that exemption also applies to overtime and other additional working time of public officials (under conditions corresponding to the regulation of the working hours of those officials).
Finally, it sets out the main ways in which this measure is to be applied in the form of questions and answers (overtime and additional hours eligible for exemption, case of custodians, janitors and employees of buildings, question of eligibility of hours worked in the context of modulated part-time work, calculation of the exemption, case of apprentices, mention on the pay slip, CSG...).
Reminder
In the private sector, employees are subject to the payment of a number of payroll contributions (social contributions, supplementary pension contributions, etc.).
In the public sector, remuneration is also subject to both wage and salary contributions for officials but also for contract staff.
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