Social Security Premium Debts Will Be Cancelled: 15-Article Omnibus Bill in Parliament.
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The 15-article omnibus bill submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly by the AKP proposes narrowing the scope of reduced corporate tax and excluding certain sectors from its application. The bill also includes a provision for the cancellation of outstanding social security premium debts.
The AKP has submitted a bill to Parliament that would forgive outstanding General Health Insurance debts. If the bill is passed, the debts of 2,199,860 people, totaling 5,627,666,000 Turkish Lira, will be cancelled.
AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah Güler announced that the Bill on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources for Electricity Generation and Amendments to Certain Laws has been submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly Presidency. In a press conference held at the Parliament, Güler stated that the fight against global climate change and the clean energy transition are among the fundamental determinants of energy supply security and economic compe…
AK Party Submitted the Proposal to Parliament! The Debts of 2.8 Million Citizens Are Being Forgiven.
The AK Party has submitted a bill to Parliament that affects millions of citizens. Unpaid social security premium debts and related late payment penalties from before January 1, 2017, are being waived. AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah Güler stated, "We are waiving the premium debts of 2.8 million citizens, thus removing the burden of debt from them."
A bill containing regulations on energy and social security has been submitted to the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly. The bill proposes waiving the collection of unpaid social security premiums and related receivables prior to January 1, 2017, and extending unemployment incentives until December 31, 2028.
The AK Party has submitted draft laws to the Parliament Presidency, including a proposal to waive outstanding social security premium debts. AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah Güler, in a statement regarding the draft law, announced that the date for the second installment of fund payments will be announced tomorrow.
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