Subrogation of Wages: Definition and Best Instructions for Use
July 5, 2022
What is subrogation ?
If you are asking yourself this question, it is because you are probably facing an employee’s work stoppage, with salary maintenance.
Is subrogation compulsory? What conditions must be met to implement it? Can there be maintenance of salary without subrogation ?
We answer all your questions in this article and present a selection of payroll software, so that you can manage the subrogation of daily allowances (or IJSS ), legally and peacefully!
Subrogation is a process that allows the employer to simplify the maintenance of the remuneration of an absent employee (sick leave, parental leave or accident at work), by collecting on his behalf the daily allowances from the Social Security ( IJSS or IJ ) due by Health Insurance.
When there is no subrogation mechanism in place in the company, the absent employee receives two payments:
Subrogation therefore allows the employee to receive a single payment, and the company to limit the risk of calculation errors and to simplify accounting management.
Two conditions must be met in order to be able to set up a subrogation action :
Subrogation is compulsory only if the collective agreement or the branch agreement on which your company depends stipulates it.
Otherwise :
Who requests subrogation? As the employer, you are responsible for the request for subrogation. Follow these steps step by step:
If you have opted for subrogation, it is your responsibility, as an employer, to include it on the work report of the employee concerned.
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To do this, you must clearly show the amount of the IJSS as follows:
Calculation of net IJSS salary maintenance Dailyamount of IJSS: sum of wages for the last 3 months/number of days over the 3 months x 50{b2e062dacaa682ac06b65f50eda167b816e329330e76ab97664011f321ee08e4}Gross IJSS: daily amount IJSS x number of days compensated by Social SecurityNet IJSS: gross IJSS x 6.70{b2e062dacaa682ac06b65f50eda167b816e329330e76ab97664011f321ee08e4} of CSG/CRDS contributions |
The IJ are taxable on a 100{b2e062dacaa682ac06b65f50eda167b816e329330e76ab97664011f321ee08e4} basis in the case of non-occupational illness and parental leave, and at 50{b2e062dacaa682ac06b65f50eda167b816e329330e76ab97664011f321ee08e4} in the case of occupational illness or accident at work.
For the calculation of the withholding tax, it will be necessary to operate as follows:
Here is an example of a simplified payslip:
Base salary | €1,900 |
Sickness absence | – €1,203.33 |
Gross salary | = €696.67 |
Employee contributions | – €151.04 |
Subrogated Net IJSS | + €466.04 |
net payable | = 1,011.83 |
Net taxable | €565.48 |
Withholding tax(net taxable + net IJSS) x 10{b2e062dacaa682ac06b65f50eda167b816e329330e76ab97664011f321ee08e4} | €104.62 |
In order to comply with legal obligations, to carry out the correct calculations and to respect the terms on both sides, it seems essential to help you with a powerful tool.
This is why we are listing a selection of payroll software for you, to put subrogation into practice legally… and above all with complete peace of mind: