Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
5500 Cplt AF R>1.6 SMIC
English translation:
Item 5500: Additional Family Allowance contributions for income above 1.6 times the French minimum wage
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Conor McAuley
Nov 17, 2016 18:39
7 yrs ago
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French term
5500 Cplt AF R>1.6 SMIC
French to English
Bus/Financial
Accounting
Payslip -- line on a payslip
Obviously I know what "SMIC" means, but with the rest, I'm lost.
The line above: "4992 FNAL Tot."
The line below: "5700 Contribution solidarité d'autonomie"
The person whose payslip it is works as a Head Chef in a restaurant, if that's relevant.
The line above: "4992 FNAL Tot."
The line below: "5700 Contribution solidarité d'autonomie"
The person whose payslip it is works as a Head Chef in a restaurant, if that's relevant.
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4 | Additional Family Allowance contributions for that part of income ... | Tony M |
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French term (edited):
Cplt AF R>1.6 SMIC
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Additional Family Allowance contributions for that part of income ...
...exceeding 1.6 × the minimum wage
Thanks to Bohy for this detailed information:
Complément allocations familiales sur la portion de salaire au-dessus de 1,6 fois le SMIC
Voir :
https://www.urssaf.fr/portail/home/employeur/calculer-les-co...
(le taux de cotisation AF est réduit si le salaire est inférieur à 1,6*SMIC)
Thanks to Bohy for this detailed information:
Complément allocations familiales sur la portion de salaire au-dessus de 1,6 fois le SMIC
Voir :
https://www.urssaf.fr/portail/home/employeur/calculer-les-co...
(le taux de cotisation AF est réduit si le salaire est inférieur à 1,6*SMIC)
Note from asker:
Thanks Tony, thanks bohy. I will close the question after 24 hours. |
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Voir :
https://www.urssaf.fr/portail/home/employeur/calculer-les-co...
(le taux de cotisation AF est réduit si le salaire est inférieur à 1,6*SMIC)
Depends a bit if these are deductions?
I don't quite know what's special about it, but a lot of things seem to change when your salary reaches 1.6 times the minimum wage; this '1.6' crops up ever so often in lots of situations.