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Within the SSI general letters dated January 4, 2019, numbered 239234 and dated May 3, 2021, numbered 24641420;
system arrangements for sending e-Declaration users from e-Government (In Turkish) electronically were completed and put into operation.
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Author Selma Kıy, Category Social Security Law and Legislation
According to the Circular dated January 13, 2023 and numbered 27998389-010.06.02-1843378 published by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance with the subject 'Financial and Social Rights', the coefficients used to calculate the wage of a public officers have been revised effective January 1, 2023.
The following values have been calculated taking these coefficients into account, and shall be applied for the period between the dates of January 1, 2023 and June 30, 2023 monthly child support to be exempted from income tax is:
Author CottGroup Hukuk ve Mevzuat Ekibi, Category Social Security Law and Legislation
The 2023 minimum wage support has come into force with the Law No. 7431 published on the Official Gazette dated 13th January 2023 and numbered 32072.
Based on that, in case that all conditions are met, the minimum wage support will be automatically deducted from the social security premium payments on the upcoming periods by the Social Security Institution without any application.
The conditions required for 2023 minimum wage support can be summarized as below:
In the well-intentioned warning letters/notifications sent by the Social Security Institution to some employers, it has been determined that the wages (SSI premium earnings) of the qualified employees declared are at or close to the minimum wage. Also, if this situation is detected during the investigations and audits/inspections by the SSI, administrative fines would be applied. In this sense, it was requested from employers to show the necessary sensitivity to be compliant with their social security obligations.