SGK premiums will increase in 2025! Here are the new calculations
Following the increase in the minimum wage in 2025, SGK premiums will also rise. Social Security Expert Özgür Erdursun has explained in detail the SGK premiums that will be applied in 2025. How much will the 2025 SGK premiums be? Here are the new calculations, item by item...
Speaking after the fourth meeting of the Minimum Wage Determination Commission, Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced the minimum wage to be applied in 2025 as 22 thousand 104 liras.
Following the determination of the minimum wage, SGK premiums will also increase in 2025.
Social Security Expert Özgür Erdursun, sharing on his social media account, calculated the SGK premiums to be applied in 2025 item by item.
Erdursun's post is as follows:
- Insurance premium for an employee earning minimum wage is 9,752.06 TL,
- Insurance premium for a retiree working for minimum wage is 8,321.76 TL,
- Bağ-Kur optional insurance premium is 8,321.76 TL per month,
- Bağ-Kur premium is 8,971.90 TL, and 7,671.62 TL for those who pay regularly,
- Ek-5 Agricultural insurance premium is 8,971.90 TL,
- Tax-exempt housewife Bağ-Kur premium is 8,321.76 TL,
- Ek-6 premium with unemployment insurance is 9,231.95 TL, and 8,451.79 TL without unemployment insurance,
- For domestic services of less than 10 days, the daily rate is 17.34 TL; for domestic services of 10 days or more, the daily rate is 281.73 TL.
News Source : 12punto
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