Monthly unpaid rates – enterprises with 10 or more employees, by former region

Monthly series of unpaid rates (remains to be recovered: RAR) private enterprises with 10 or more employees excluding ex officio taxation. ► ** _[DAYS](https://open.urssaf.fr/explore/dataset/planning-de-mise-a-jour/table/?sort=date_de_mise_a_jour)_: end of month + ~20 days.** The data are seasonally adjusted. _Champ_: General scheme, private sector companies with 10 or more employees; metropolitan areas. _Deep_: since January 2004. _Source_: URSSAF The unpaid rate is calculated as the ratio between the remaining contributions to be recovered (sum of contributions due by companies – sums of contributions actually recovered by the Urssaf) and the amount of contributions due. It is calculated without ex officio taxation (temporary flat-rate tax in the event of non-submission of the declaration within the prescribed time limits). The “end of month” unpaid rate is calculated as the ratio between the amount of outstanding contributions due in month M, seen at the end of month M and the amount of contributions due in month M, also seen at the end of month M. This indicator, available very early, provides early information on the recovery. Nevertheless, a balance of discrepancies in the reports persists at the end of the month, leading to slight additional fluctuations. The default rates “maturity + 30 days” and “90 days” are calculated in a similar manner, but with declines of 30 and 90 days respectively after maturity. Their series are therefore smoother.