Ensuring Seamless Compliance with Employee Social Security Contributions

National Social Security Fund (NSSF) compliance is a mandatory obligation for employers in Uganda. At Ssentumbwe Samson, we help businesses stay compliant with NSSF regulations, ensuring timely contributions, accurate reporting, and avoiding penalties.

NSSF contributions play a critical role in employee benefits and legal compliance. Proper management ensures:

Regulatory Compliance

Avoiding penalties and ensuring compliance with the Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority (URBRA) requirements.

Employee Welfare & Benefits

Contributing to employees' long-term financial security.

Avoidance of Legal Issues

Ensuring timely remittance to prevent fines and legal action.

Smooth Payroll Processing

Integrating NSSF contributions seamlessly within payroll systems.

Enhanced Employer Reputation

Demonstrating commitment to employee rights and welfare.

Our Approach

NSSF Registration & Setup

Assisting businesses with NSSF employer registration.
Guidance on compliance requirements for different business types.

Contribution Calculation & Remittance

Accurate computation of employee and employer contributions.
Timely filing and remittance to NSSF to avoid penalties.

Audit & Compliance Advisory

Reviewing payroll systems for NSSF compliance.
Advisory on contribution adjustments and handling compliance checks.

Key Benefits

Partnering with Ssentumbwe Samson for NSSF compliance provides:

Our process

We follow a structured approach to ensure seamless excise duty compliance and digital tax stamp integration:

01.

Initial Consultation:

Understanding your business structure and NSSF obligations.

02.

Registration & Setup:

Assisting with NSSF employer registration.

03.

Payroll Integration:

Ensuring NSSF contributions are properly calculated and deducted.

04.

Monthly Filing & Remittance:

Handling timely submissions to NSSF.

05.

Ongoing Compliance Monitoring:

Providing continuous advisory and regulatory updates.

FAQs

Q: Who is required to register for NSSF in Uganda?

A: Any employer with five or more employees must register with NSSF and remit monthly contributions.

A: Late remittances attract penalties and legal consequences as per NSSF Act guidelines.

A: Employers contribute 10% and employees contribute 5% of their gross earnings to NSSF.

Stay Compliant & Protect Your Employees’ Future

Ensure full NSSF compliance with expert support from Ssentumbwe Samson.