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The contribution rate for Voluntarily Insured Persons is 5 percent of their average weekly insurable wage or income. This rate is based on their last year worked as an employed or self-employed person.
Contributions are paid at a rate of 5 percent, of the individual's average weekly earnings, based on his/her last year of employment. Contributions are due before June 30th of each year.
The National Insurance Board provides ten (10) cash benefits, four (4) cash assistances and one \u201cbenefit-in-kind\u201d. The benefits are paid in respect of Sickness, Maternity, Funeral, Retirement, Invalidity, Survivorship, Unemployment, Injury, Disablement and Death.
Business Registration Obtain a business license from the Department of Inland Revenue. Complete and submit Form R1 to the National Insurance Board. Show NIB Smart Card, another form of government identification or voter's card at the time of registration.
A self-employed person shall pay contributions at the rate of 8.8% of his insurable earnings up to the insurable ceiling, based on his/her income in the previous calendar year.
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Contributions are paid at a rate of 5 percent, of the individual's average weekly earnings, based on his/her last year of employment. Contributions are due before June 30th of each year.
Submitting the Claim The Claim for Unemployment Benefit (Form B-82) may be downloaded from www.nib-bahamas.com, or collected from any NIB Local Office or the Department of Labour. Submit your completed form and supporting documents as outlined above to your nearest NIB local office.
Unemployment refers to the share of the labor force that is without work but available for and seeking employment. Bahamas unemployment rate for 2021 was 13.24%, a 0.08% decline from 2020. Bahamas unemployment rate for 2020 was 13.32%, a 3.26% increase from 2019.
The total Contribution for Employed Contributors is 14% of the actual Wage / Salary paid to the Employee. This is derived from a 5.6% deduction from the Employee's pay, and the remaining 8.4% paid by the Employer on behalf of the Employee.
National Insurance Board of The Bahamas.

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