How to update the New 2025 SSS Rates?

Modified on Wed, 8 Jan at 1:18 PM

Payroll > Settings > Contribution Types


The Social Security System (SSS) periodically adjusts its contribution rates to ensure the sustainability of its fund and improve benefits for its members. Under the law, SSS should gradually increase the contribution rate by one percentage point every two years until it reaches 15 percent by 2025. For businesses and HR teams using KAMI for payroll and contributions management, it’s essential to update the SSS rates promptly to comply with government requirements.


Find the regulatory announcement for your easy reference here.





Before we get started, please refer to the Contribution Types article for guidance. Additionally, ensure that all previous payroll batches have been closed or paid before updating the contribution rate in KAMI.



Step 1 | Contribution Types

Access your Contribution Types settings by going to Payroll > Settings.


Step 2 | Configure SSS ER

Setup the following:

  • Wage Floor - 5,000
  • Wage Cap - 35,000
  • Rate - 10

Step 3 | Configure SSS EE

Setup the following:

  • Wage Floor - 5,000
  • Wage Cap - 35,000
  • Rate - 5 

Step 4 | Configure SSS EC

Setup the following rates:

  • Tier 1
    • Amount - 10
    • Threshold - 14500
  • Tier 2
    • Amount - 30
    • Threshold - 1000000000



The rest of the fields - leave as is. The same settings above applies if you deduct this contribution in full or one time only.




Consult KAMI Support if you encounter issues by reaching out to support@kamiworkforce.com for guidance. They can provide step-by-step assistance to resolve any technical difficulties or clarify updates required for accurate payroll processing.


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