• 08/08/2022

Joint awareness by EFKA, TEKA

Employers who employ young people and are therefore obliged to insure them for supplementary insurance in the newly established Subsidiary Capital Insurance Fund (TEKA) will receive a single proof of insurance awareness from EFKA. A new joint ministerial decision clarifies that the contributions, at least for the following years, will be collected by e-EFKA and then paid to TEKA. When, on the other hand, the employer requests insurance information, they will issue and grant him a single proof of information regarding both e-EFKA and TEKA contributions.  In the case of overdue debts, the entity against which the overdue debt exists will be specified in the body of the relevant information note or the relevant debt certificate. And when there is a payment to the Insurance Debt Collection Center, then TEKA's debts will be collected as a matter of priority.