Date:03/07/12
First six-month state social insurance reports will be received electronically.Chairman of the State Social Protection Fund Salim Muslumov has told the statement to a press conference.
He said that according to data on 21 May, 6,205 persons were applied electronically and were registered to submit electronic reports.
"They have been given a unique code and password. From July, these people will submit their reports electronically."Muslumov noted that already 442 persons have obtained e-signatures.
Chairman of the signature department of the ICT Ministry Nadir Rasulov said at the press conference that the number of persons who obtained electric signatures in the country is over 2,000.
'Over 2,000 e-signatures have been obtained in Azerbaijan'
First six-month state social insurance reports will be received electronically.Chairman of the State Social Protection Fund Salim Muslumov has told the statement to a press conference.He said that according to data on 21 May, 6,205 persons were applied electronically and were registered to submit electronic reports.
"They have been given a unique code and password. From July, these people will submit their reports electronically."Muslumov noted that already 442 persons have obtained e-signatures.
Chairman of the signature department of the ICT Ministry Nadir Rasulov said at the press conference that the number of persons who obtained electric signatures in the country is over 2,000.
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