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(COVİD-19) Pandemiyasından Zәrәr Çәkdiyinә Görә Muzdlu Işçilәrinә Koronavirus (COVİD-19) pandemiyasından zәrәr çәkdiyinә görә muzdlu işçilәrinә әmәk haqqının müәyyәn hissәsinin ödәnilmәsi üçün dövlәtdәn maliyyә dәstәyi almış vergi ödәyicilәrinin siyahısı (artan yekunla, 23.06.2020-ci il tarixә olan mәlumat) Sıra sayı Vergi ödәyicisinin adı VÖEN 1 053 N-Lİ SӘNAYE MALLARI MAĞAZASI 2300145391 2 100% TAM XARİCİ İNVESTİSİYALI TÜRK-BAYCAN LTD FİRMASI 1500020011 3 1001 NIGHTS CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIO MMC 1305541031 4 1001TOURS MMC 2005166971 5 10-CU MİKRORAYON MMC 2001198091 6 121 MMC 1301710961 7 13 EVENTS MMC 1504488051 8 13 MMC 1903366791 9 150 BAR AND GRİLL MMC 1305081121 10 158.AZ MMC 1504145001 11 166 GLOBAL LOGİSTİCS MMC 1403530841 12 1AZ-GROUP MMC 1603712731 13 1ST FITNESS MMC 1404508591 14 1TRAVEL MMC 1201990331 15 2 M MÜHENDİSLİK LTD.ŞTİ. MMC 1700182841 16 2 TEKER MMC 1402422921 17 24 NÖMRӘLİ UŞAQ BAĞÇASI 1701965441 18 24LOGISTICS MMC 1404034501 19 3 SAYLI BAKI MӘTBӘӘSİ AÇIQ SӘHMDAR CӘMİYYӘTİ 1400162221 20 360MARCOM MMC 1701981231 21 3A ÇÜMEN DERİ MMC 2005894051 22 3C SOLUTİONS MMC 3102400391 23 3-QARDAŞLAR MMC 1804242551 24 3V MMC 2302351311 25 4 EVER MMC 1306193301 26 4 FӘSİL MMC 7702164271 27 4MAPS BİLGİ TEKNOLOJİLERİ MMC 2005748811 28 4P BAKU MMC 1301852771 29 4S MMC 1702251421 30 5 MÖVSÜM-5 SEASONS AZERBAIJAN MMC 1404449161 31 5 SAYLI REGİONAL MӘTBUATYAYIMI İDARӘSİ 4501363301 32 50 TOURS MMC 1804434641 33 525-Cİ QӘZET REDAKSİYASI 1300276561 34 6 DOST MMC 1201809631 35 7 SAYLI TӘMİR TİKİNTİ SAHӘSİ MMC 6400478171 36 7 STAR TRAVEL MMC 1503367391 37 8 OXYGEN GROUP MMC 1404672321 38 9 N-Lİ KİÇİK MÜӘSSİSӘ 1500159311 39 999 LTD FİRMASI MMC 2300328611 40 A AND H TRADERS MMC 1006128641 41 A AND L CEYLON HOSTEL BY DİAMOND DİAZ MMC 1504664101 42 A CLASS SUPPLY CHAİN MMC 1306237861 43 A ӘND J LİFTİNQ MMC 1700516031 44 A GROUP COMPANY MMC 3600533111 45 A GROUP CONSTRUCTION MMC 1603824141 46 A LİNES MMC 1202311161 47 A PLASTİC MMC 7701534321 48 A SERVİCE GROUP MMC 1902864041 49 A TO Z FINANCIAL CONSULTING MMC 1306347431 Koronavirus (COVİD-19) pandemiyasından zәrәr çәkdiyinә görә muzdlu işçilәrinә әmәk haqqının müәyyәn hissәsinin ödәnilmәsi üçün dövlәtdәn maliyyә dәstәyi almış vergi ödәyicilәrinin siyahısı (artan yekunla, 23.06.2020-ci il tarixә olan mәlumat) Sıra sayı Vergi ödәyicisinin adı VÖEN 50 A TRADİNG AZӘRBAYCAN MMC 1903520411 51 A YANGIN GÜVENLİK MMC 2004977561 52 A.BAYRAMOĞLU MMC 1601278531 53 A.C.C. CO. LTD ŞİRKӘTİ 1500119491 54 A.C.ENGİNEERİNG ŞİRKӘTİ 2300309891 55 A.E.E.N. MMC 7600500261 56 A.E.S.-TRADİNG MMC 1004150661 57 A.F.E. MMC 4400320911 58 A.F.M. MMC 5700481511 59 A.H.A PVT LTD MMC 1504339211 60 A.İ.M. TRADE MMC 1002440491 61 A.K.A. MMC 1600776991 62 A.K.İ. İNTER MMC 1500500491 63 A.K.R. MMC 2303307041 64 A.N.AZ MMC 1402616851 65 A.NEO GROUP MMC 1305707651 66 A.R.T. MEDİA MMC 2000362821 67 A.R.Z. STONE MMC 1504050711 68 A.R-2018 MMC 1404267031 69 A.S.L MMC 1401146511 70 A.S.M. ŞİRKӘTİ 8600009751 71 A.S.P. MMC 2600420571 72 A.S.S. GROUP MMC 1602896381 73 A.T.İ.S. FİRE SECURİTY MMC 1503382951 74 A.V. MMC 6000678581 75 A.X.G.U MMC 1003146741 76 A.Y.S.O COMPANY MMC 1701788061 77 A+A SECURİTY MMC 1400109131 78 A4 PLAZA MMC 2002760381 79 AA TRADE CONSTRUCTION MMC 7302116611 80 AABACUS MMC 1303108011 81 AAC MMC 1401386761 82 AASO PRİME MANAGEMENT İNC. MMC 1402026931 83 AAV MMC 1005981571 84 AB CLİMA MMC AZӘRBAYCAN RESPUBLİKASINDAKI FİLİALI 1702090241 85 ABA COMMERCE MMC MMC 1403806901 86 ABA LOGİSTİCS MMC 1400841021 87 ABA TRADING MMC 1403363701 88 ABA-BAKU MMC 1504938431 89 ABADLIQ TİKİNTİ MATERİALLARI İSTEHSALI FİRMASI 2300027201 90 ABADOV ŞAKİR ABDURӘHMAN OĞLU 3600004052 91 ABAKӘROV MUSTAFA AYDIN OĞLU 5100586482 92 ABAND MMC 2903864031 93 ABASLI RASİM HÜSEYNQULU OĞLU 2900643472 94 ABASOFT MMC 1504433821 95 ABASOV ABUZӘR MӘHİ OĞLU 1800491542 96 ABASOV AĞA AĞA ӘLİ OĞLU 1302566022 97 ABASOV ANAR ABASAĞA OĞLU 7000787682 98 ABASOV ANAR ANATOLİY OĞLU 4500309622 Koronavirus (COVİD-19) pandemiyasından zәrәr çәkdiyinә görә muzdlu işçilәrinә әmәk haqqının müәyyәn hissәsinin ödәnilmәsi üçün dövlәtdәn maliyyә dәstәyi almış vergi ödәyicilәrinin siyahısı (artan yekunla, 23.06.2020-ci il tarixә olan mәlumat) Sıra sayı Vergi ödәyicisinin adı VÖEN 99 ABASOV ASİM AKİF OĞLU 1901757602 100 ABASOV BARAT USUBӘLİ OĞLU 5500044912 101 ABASOV BӘYLӘR ӘLӘSKӘR OĞLU 4100350032 102 ABASOV ӘLİKRAM ӘLİAĞA OĞLU 1302568832 103 ABASOV ӘLİXAN İMRAN OĞLU 2903016902 104 ABASOV ELŞӘN ZAKİR OĞLU 1300528202 105 ABASOV EMİN LAZIM OĞLU 1100725982 106 ABASOV FӘXRӘDDİN SEYİDABAS OĞLU 5000205052 107 ABASOV FİRİDUN HӘSӘN OĞLU 1305904782 108 ABASOV FUAD ӘLİFAĞA OĞLU 1304124702 109 ABASOV KAMRAN CEYHUN OĞLU 4501001792 110 ABASOV MALİK HACI OĞLU 2000185312 111 ABASOV MİRHӘSӘN SALEH OĞLU 6700193682 112 ABASOV NAMİK HӘBİB OĞLU 4501238042 113 ABASOV NATİQ GÜLAĞA OĞLU 1301227262 114 ABASOV NİCAT ELŞӘN OĞLU 1004362932 115 ABASOV PARVIZ . 1002381192 116 ABASOV PӘRVİZ İLHAM OĞLU 1404212652 117 ABASOV QUBAD ӘDİL OĞLU 5200161182 118 ABASOV RӘŞAD FӘRHAD OĞLU 1302726002 119 ABASOV RUDİN QÜDRӘTӘLİ OĞLU 1006095762 120 ABASOV SADİQ MİRZAĞA OĞLU 4100420472 121 ABASOV SAHİB GÜLAĞA OĞLU 1300840502 122 ABASOV SӘMİD LӘLӘŞ OĞLU 6700004632 123 ABASOV SӘXAVӘT TAHİR OĞLU 4501705002 124 ABASOV SEYRAN MӘLİK OĞLU 1100655392 125 ABASOV SÜLEYMAN VAHİD OĞLU 6700340382 126 ABASOV TOĞRUL BӘXTİYAR OĞLU 2301777592 127 ABASOV ZAUR ABŞUR OĞLU 2100342522 128 ABASOVA ELMIRA 1404485132 129 ABASOVA ELNARӘ QӘNBӘR QIZI 2904453132 130 ABASOVA FİRӘNGİZ AĞAӘMİ QIZI 1002888892 131 ABASOVA GÜLNARӘ ELMİ QIZI 1301717162 132 ABASOVA MӘRZİYYӘ NӘSİR QIZI 2601146442 133 ABASOVA PӘRVANӘ NİYӘT QIZI 2001176072 134 ABASQULİYEV ӘSӘD ABASQULU OĞLU 200410622 135 ABASQULİYEV MӘHӘMMӘD ŞÜKÜR OĞLU 2901378642 136 ABASQULİYEV RASİM TALIB OĞLU 1502357802 137 ABASQULİYEVA FӘXRİYӘ AYDIN QIZI 1803718292 138 ABASQULİYEVA NİGAR OQTAY QIZI 1402869282 139 ABAY ADNAN 1603017452 140 ABAY TӘCHİZAT MMC 5700586711 141 ABBA PLUS MMC 1403554311 142 ABBAS İSMAYIL MÜTӘLİB OĞLU 2100632642 143 ABBAS LUİZA ABDULLAYEVNA 1300518112 144 ABBASӘLİYEVA XURAMAN ӘJDӘR QIZI 1400689952 145 ABBASLI ADIŞİRİN İLHAM OĞLU 1702409382 146 ABBASLI ALLAHVERDİ XOSROV OĞLU 2902693372 147 ABBASLI AYSEL İLQAR QIZI 1303711222 Koronavirus (COVİD-19) pandemiyasından zәrәr çәkdiyinә görә muzdlu işçilәrinә әmәk haqqının müәyyәn hissәsinin ödәnilmәsi üçün dövlәtdәn maliyyә dәstәyi almış vergi ödәyicilәrinin siyahısı (artan yekunla, 23.06.2020-ci il tarixә olan mәlumat) Sıra sayı Vergi ödәyicisinin adı VÖEN 148 ABBASLI ELDӘNİZ GÜNDÜZ OĞLU 2301647862 149 ABBASOV ABDULLA PAŞA OĞLU 3100637862 150 ABBASOV ADİL ARİF OĞLU 1303411012 151 ABBASOV ADİL BÖYÜKAĞA OĞLU 4100071592 152 ABBASOV AKİF ӘLӘMDAR OĞLU 1600969462 153 ABBASOV AKİF ELŞӘN OĞLU 1306179072 154 ABBASOV AMİL SAHİB OĞLU 5000708362 155 ABBASOV AMİL ŞİRMӘMMӘD OĞLU 1900609582 156 ABBASOV ANAR ETİBAR OĞLU 1501746122 157 ABBASOV ANAR TOFİQ OĞLU 2005305982 158 ABBASOV AQİL ӘBÜLFӘT OĞLU 1501557912 159 ABBASOV AQİL QӘNİMӘT OĞLU 6700407512 160 ABBASOV AQŞİN SURXAY OĞLU 2002924472 161 ABBASOV ARİF HİDAYӘT OĞLU 2300079622 162 ABBASOV ARİF QӘDİR OĞLU 2100167412 163 ABBASOV ARZU FӘRRUX OĞLU 2304390462 164 ABBASOV ARZUMAN YAŞAR OĞLU 1901723222 165 ABBASOV ASİF DAVUD OĞLU 1000641872 166 ABBASOV ATAXAN QABİL OĞLU 1702626692 167 ABBASOV AYDIN ARİF OĞLU 4001122602 168 ABBASOV AYDIN ӘLİABBAS OĞLU 1303148762 169 ABBASOV AYDIN QAFİL OĞLU 4600155222 170 ABBASOV AZӘR DAVUD OĞLU 1801186762 171 ABBASOV BABӘK ZAHİD OĞLU 3200120492 172 ABBASOV BӘHRUZ ABBAS OĞLU 3100898262 173 ABBASOV CABİR MİRBABA OĞLU 1500165142 174 ABBASOV CABİR SABİR OĞLU 1100213112 175 ABBASOV CEYHUN FAİQ OĞLU 3200607212 176 ABBASOV ÇİNGİZ QAFFAR OĞLU 2302332592 177 ABBASOV DAŞQIN ӘLӘSGӘR OĞLU 1201285802 178 ABBASOV DİLQӘM MӘHӘMMӘD OĞLU 7300469612 179 ABBASOV ӘFLATUN ŞӘMSӘDDİN OĞLU 8301340652 180 ABBASOV ӘHLİMAN HAFİZ OĞLU 1602226582 181 ABBASOV ӘHMӘD ZAKİR OĞLU 1801137812 182 ABBASOV EHTİBAR İSA OĞLU 1502271152 183 ABBASOV ELBRUS QӘZӘNFӘR OĞLU 1401688422 184 ABBASOV ELBRUS RÜFӘT OĞLU 4300413052 185 ABBASOV ELBRUS ZEQAM OĞLU 7300546542 186 ABBASOV ELÇİN AKİF OĞLU 4000605242 187 ABBASOV ELÇİN ӘLİ OĞLU 7600714652 188 ABBASOV ELGÜN ӘVӘZ OĞLU 1004802942 189 ABBASOV ӘLİ SAHİB OĞLU 4000324962 190 ABBASOV ӘLİKRAM RAMİZ OĞLU 7400795302 191 ABBASOV ӘLİSAFA ŞAHOĞLAN OĞLU 1301884062 192 ABBASOV ELMӘDDİN BӘYBALA 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ABBASOV FARİZ KAMAL OĞLU 2301869382 211 ABBASOV FAZİL HӘŞİM OĞLU 3100985712 212 ABBASOV FAZİL ŞAMİL OĞLU 8500581372 213 ABBASOV FӘRHAD ELXAN OĞLU 1303905302 214 ABBASOV FӘRİD FİKRӘT OĞLU 1303816012 215 ABBASOV FӘXRİ ŞAHİN OĞLU 2800066952 216 ABBASOV FEYZULLA CӘFӘR OĞLU 6500204112 217 ABBASOV FİKRӘT QOŞQAR OĞLU 1301726612 218 ABBASOV FİRDOVSİ İKRAM OĞLU 5900146552 219
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