New era for SGK premium debts! Interest rates changed
The Social Security Institution has prepared a new restructuring schedule for the premium debts of employers and Bağ-Kur insured persons. With the decision, the installment period has been extended while interest rates have decreased.
Eskişehir Social Security Provincial Director İbrahim Kısa explained the new deferment opportunities activated for taxpayers who owe the institution. The Presidential Decree published on June 4th opens a wide payment area for debtors.
TERM PERIOD EXTENDED, INTEREST RATE REDUCED TO TWENTY-NINE PERCENT
The application covers the debts stated in article forty-eight of Law number 6183. According to the information shared by Eskişehir Provincial Director Kısa, the maximum deferment period, previously thirty-six months, has increased to seventy-two months. The government updated the unsecured deferment limit to ten million liras.
The Ministry of Treasury and Finance lowered the deferment interest rates.
The interest rate, which was at thirty-nine percent, will be applied as twenty-nine percent until August 31.
ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS WILL STOP
Employers and Bağ-Kur insured persons can include insurance and unemployment premiums prior to June in this system. Administrative fines clearly established by notification until the end of August and the late fees accrued on them will be paid in installments.
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Debtors can apply in person or by mail to Social Security Centers to benefit from the rights.
The enforcement proceedings of those who start the installment process and make their payments regularly will stop immediately. These individuals will continue to benefit from the incentives offered by the institution.
Kısa warned taxpayers with the following statements:
"It is of great importance that all our employers and Bağ-Kur insured persons who have debts to our institution apply to their affiliated Social Security Centers without leaving it to the last day to benefit from the deferment interest advantages."
Reporter: News Center
