Azerbaijan raises receipts for compulsory health insurance by 8%

In January-September 2024, receipts on contributions to compulsory health insurance in Azerbaijan totalled AZN 738.1 million. This was reported by the State Tax Service under the Ministry of Economy. According to the data, this is up by 8.1% from the same period of 2023. Including the last year, receipts for off-budget organisations rose by 9.1% to AZN 524.9 million. It is worth recalling that the revised budget of the Compulsory Health...

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