Abstract
This article analyzed the inspection and collection of the social contributions of the Union destined to the financing of Social Security given the hypothesis of deficit in this system. It was therefore concluded that there is no deficit in Social Security, but a diversion of public money to cover other expenses not related to Social Security, social assistance, and health. The scientific article is a literature review, deductive method, qualitative and descriptive research.
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