BAKU/17.10.13/TURAN : In January - September of this year, 95 thousand 701 citizens (one-third of all requests) addressed the e-government website (www.e-gov.az) for information services from the State Social Protection Fund .
As the press service of the State Social Protection Fund said, basically, people are interested in pension assets and the rules for its calculation , the types of compulsory social insurance and payment procedures , the sequence of pensioners receiving personal information. Pension calculator and receive an individual account number of the payer Social Security also apply to the popular demands .
In addition, 54 thousand 679 employers interested in software, quarterly and annual reports on mandatory contributions to the social security fund .
Earlier it was reported that since July 11 , 558 citizens of pensions accrued in the online mode, without going to the social security.
The number of services SSPF online e-government (www.e-gov.az) increased to 21 . Total virtual services provided to the population 30 ministries and departments. - 17D-
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