- Fill in an electronic PIRS separately for each employment relationship.
- Make sure that all the data is correct.
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Correct completion of the pension insurance record sheet (PIRS)
How to correctly complete a pension insurance record sheet (PIRS)
For insurees born before 1 January 1985, provide data according to the regulations in force before 1 January 2004.
For employees with an irregular salary, pension insurance starts from 1 January 2011 at the earliest, for contract workers from 1 January 2013 at the earliest.
The assessment basis, pension insurance period, date of the start and termination of the employment relationship.
For whom is it not necessary to complete a pension insurance record sheet (PIRS)?
You do not need to complete a PIRS for:
- students-temporary workers (agreement on temporary work by students) if they claimed a levy deduction (a contribution exemption before 1 January 2023) and their income did not exceed the income threshold;
- pensioners-contract workers if their income did not exceed the income threshold;
- employees with a levy deduction if their income did not exceed the income threshold;
- employees who did not have any income for the entire duration of the legal relationship and were also exempt from paying pension insurance contributions – for the period after 31 May 2022.
If a student-temporary worker (or pensioners-contract workers or an employee with a levy deduction) has an income above a set threshold, then you have to prepare a PIRS. There you state the period of pension insurance of the person, i.e. the months in which the threshold amount was exceeded.
The exact procedures for employers in connection with completing pension insurance record sheets are explained in detail here:
- Pension Insurance Record Sheet (SK) – Instructions
- Pension Insurance Record Sheet (SK) – Completed specimen form
- Employers’ Pension Insurance Obligations (SK)