1. Unclear social security payment: the social security fees and payment in some towns are unclear, and there may be cases where the fees are not paid in time or not.

2. Unclear social security charging standards: unclear or irregular social security charging standards in villages and towns may lead to some social security charging problems.

3, social security fund management confusion: the township social insurance fund management is not standardized, which may lead to fund loss or abuse.

4. Improper investment in social security funds: Improper investment in township social insurance funds may lead to the decline or loss of fund income.

5. Incorrect payment of social security benefits: Irregular or incorrect payment of social security benefits in towns and villages may lead to problems such as insufficient social security income or unfair social security benefits.

6. In view of these problems, township social security auditors need to conduct detailed verification, analysis and comprehensive evaluation to identify and correct irregular or high-risk social security management and operation, and ensure the normal operation and distribution of social security funds and social security benefits.

7. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the risk identification and prevention and control mechanism of township social security to prevent potential risks and problems.