The accrual and funding of pensions for November ended on November 25, State Social Protection Fund (SSPF) told Turan.
According to the press service, for 10 months, revenues totaled 2 billion fund 208 million manats (+4 % compared to last year). Most grew up (+12 % ) income under mandatory social contributions of employers , amounted to 1 billion 253 million manats , 57 % or 796 million which occurred in the off-budget sector.
Fund expenses amounted to 2 billion 119 million manats , 98 % of which are pensions and social benefits .Average labor pension in Azerbaijan is 170 manats at the minimum level of pensions in 100 manat. Retirement pension is equal to 45 % of salary.
As of October 1, the country registered 1,274,342 labor pensioners, 39.5 % of which are males. Most of the seniors (62.2 %) receive old-age pensions, 27.1 % - on disability, 10.7 % - due to the loss of a breadwinner. - 17D-
Economics
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On December 10, President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan has signed a decree amending the 2014 presidential order on the management of the Shah Deniz Phase 2 gas-condensate field and Southern Gas Corridor (SGC) projects, granting the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) expanded control to ensure financial consolidation.
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In the period from January to November 2024, Azerbaijan's exports not related to oil and gas increased by 1.9% compared to the same period in 2023, reaching a total value of $3.1 billion. This growth, noted in the latest "Export Survey" published by the Center for Analysis and Communication of Economic Reforms, reflects the country's diverse and expanding export portfolio.
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In a significant step towards fostering cashless transactions, Azerbaijan has extended its innovative "Return VAT" program to include real estate purchases. Between January and November 2024, citizens recovered 160.3 million manat through the program, marking a notable milestone in the government’s efforts to promote digital payments and enhance consumer benefits.
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Entrepreneurs operating in markets across Azerbaijan will be required to register for taxation. Failure to do so will result in a financial penalty of 2,000 manat for each unregistered entrepreneur, imposed on market owners or administrators. This requirement is included in proposed amendments to the Tax Code, set to be discussed in Parliament.
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