GSS premium debt amnesty: Good news for millions of citizens
The GSS premium debt amnesty regulation brought to the agenda in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) has delighted millions of citizens. Within the scope of the amnesty regulation introduced for those who have had GSS premium debt since January 1, 2014, the delay penalties and delay interest on unpaid GSS premiums will be canceled. This step will provide financial relief to indebted citizens.
This regulation, which concerns millions of citizens, came to the agenda with the resumption of the TBMM. A special proposal was evaluated in the TBMM and pleased millions of citizens. The amnesty opportunity for those with GSS premium debt is being examined within the framework of the omnibus bill. With the new regulations, debts such as delay penalties and interest will be addressed.
An amnesty regulation was introduced for those who had GSS premium debt as of January 1, 2014, and it was stated that the delay penalty and delay interest regarding unpaid GSS premiums would be abolished. This step will provide financial relief to indebted citizens.
GSS debt inquiry procedures can be easily performed via the e-Devlet platform. Citizens can perform registration and debt inquiry procedures by logging in with their Turkish ID numbers and passwords. This step will allow indebted citizens to track their debt status and take the necessary precautions.
News Source: 12punto
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