Compensation for lost time in traffic accidents is based on the victim's income status and lost time. Depending on the circumstances, the following methods can be used to determine the amount of compensation:
The victim has a regular income: the loss of work pay is calculated on the basis of the actual reduction in income. Proof of income is required, such as salary slips, individual income tax certificates, business licenses of employers, etc.
The victim has no regular income: calculated on the basis of his or her average income for the last three years. If the victim is unable to provide evidence to prove his average income in the last three years, he or she may refer to the average salary of employees in the same or similar industry in the previous year in the location of the court where the lawsuit is filed.
Lost work time: The specific number of lost work days is determined according to the leave certificate issued by the hospital and the lost work certificate issued by the unit. Calculate the total income loss during the lost work period based on the labor contract, salary income certificate and individual income tax payment certificate.
It should be noted that there may be differences in laws, regulations and related policies in different regions, and the specific compensation standards and calculation methods may be different. Therefore, it is recommended that the injured person consult a lawyer or professional organization in time to protect their rights. In the process of making a traffic accident claim, it is necessary to provide relevant supporting materials, such as a traffic accident liability certificate, medical bills, and proof of income status and lost work.
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