1, to be reimbursed refers to the payment of work-related injury insurance premium to the budget income account to be reimbursed, which belongs to cooperative medical insurance, and withdrawal refers to return.

2, rural cooperative medical care is a voluntary payment, which will be returned to individuals after payment and will not be taken away.

"Money to be reported" is an old word, which means "bonus to solve problems".

4. Among them, "reporting" refers to bonuses and rewards; "Settlement" refers to settlement, handling and liquidation. Therefore, the "money to be reported" refers to the bonus or allowance whose ownership or use has not been determined, and it can only be distributed to the corresponding personnel or institutions after being resolved under certain circumstances.

In modern society, the money to be reported may appear in various fields such as reward, compensation, subsidy, welfare and bonus. For example, performance bonuses for company employees and government subsidy funds. When dealing with the reported funds, it is necessary to go through the approval and distribution procedures of relevant departments and personnel to ensure the rational use and fair distribution of funds.

Expand knowledge:

1. The social security account to be reported refers to the account balance formed after accounting by the social insurance agency, which should pay social insurance premiums to enterprises and individuals but has not yet paid them.

2. Specifically, when an enterprise or individual pays social security fees, the social security agency will first put the money into the social security account to be declared, and then pay or transfer it in the prescribed way.

3. The accounts to be reported by social security have two main functions: one is to record the social security expenses to be reported by enterprises or individuals, which is convenient for accounting and management; The second is to solve the possible arrears of enterprises or individuals.

4. When the enterprise or individual fails to complete the payment within the prescribed time limit, the social security agency will first deduct the unpaid fees from its account to be reported, so as to ensure that the actually paid social security fees are consistent with the payable fees.

5. If the balance of the enterprise or individual account to be reported is insufficient for deduction, it will prompt repayment; If it is not paid within the prescribed time limit, the arrears in the account to be reported will be transferred to the government's social insurance fund.