Court of Accounts detected faulty practices and fake workplaces in GSS premiums

The Court of Accounts identified faulty practices regarding the accrual and collection of GSS premiums. In the SSI Audit Report of the Court of Accounts, it was pointed out that GSS premium accrual occurred in cases where GSS premium should have been accrued, but the accrual was not done, or in cases where accrual should not have occurred, and that there were disruptions in the notification and enforcement processes of GSS premiums.

EVERYTHING IS FAKE!

The most striking finding was about fake workplaces and fake insured people. According to the report of the Court of Accounts, it was determined that GSS registration records were not issued and GSS premiums were not accrued for the relevant periods to the people who were reported as fake insured in places determined to be fake workplaces by the officers in charge of inspection and control of the institution. It was pointed out that GSS registration records should be prepared for the periods reported as fake insured and premiums should be accrued by taking them within the scope of compulsory GSS for the periods after 2012.

MANY PEOPLE

The GSS premium accruals of people who were reported to the institution as fake insured people from places determined as fake workplaces were examined and it was determined that there were many people who were not accrued premiums under the GSS. It was noted that GSS premium accruals should be created by evaluating whether the people in question are dependents of the general health insurance holder during the periods when they are reported as false insured.

Meanwhile, the Court of Accounts also found that there were delays in transferring the UHI premiums to be paid by the universal health insurance holder to enforcement through civil servants, even though a long time had passed since the last payment date, and that there were GSS premiums that were not transferred to enforcement, even though the collection possibility had decreased over time.

SOFTWARE IS BEING PREPARED

SGK, on the other hand, stated that the new software project developed to ensure efficiency in the follow-up of corporate receivables has been completed and that the transfer of GSS premiums to enforcement will be carried out through this software. The Court of Accounts pointed out that automatically transferring the GSS premiums to be paid by the general health insurance holder to enforcement in case they are not paid on time will increase the efficiency in the follow-up and collection of the institution's receivables.

ERROR IN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

The Court of Accounts also determined that corporate receivables were included incorrectly in the financial statements due to the lack of integration between the Financial Automation System Project (MOSİP) program and the software that tracks corporate receivables and some premium receivables not being accounted for on an accrual basis. SGK, on ​​the other hand, stated that a new software project has been started and the work is continuing in order to show the institution's receivables completely and accurately in the financial statements.