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Amman, Sept. 28 (Petra) – The Social Security Corporation (SSC) on
Monday urged tourism businesses to apply for financial relief before
the Sept. 30 deadline.
The corporation noted that 620 out of 1,238 eligible indebted tourism
enterprises signed installment agreements to date, leaving 618
businesses that have yet to act.
Under the board-approved relief plan, qualifying businesses can
settle outstanding balances at a reduced interest rate of 1 percent
annually. The initiative also allows companies to defer initial
installment payments until April 2027, easing financial burdens and
giving businesses more time to fulfill obligations.
The SSC stressed that Wednesday is the final opportunity to sign
agreements under these special terms, calling on remaining businesses
to submit applications before the offer expires.
//Petra// HA
