Incentives & Special Investment Zones
The Turkish government over the years launched three different initiatives in order to facilitate FDI (Foreign Direct Investment).Read more »
Taxes
The Turkish taxation system is based on three major taxes: Income tax, taxes on expenditure and taxes on wealth.Read more »
Labor Market
The Turkish labor system allows many different types of contracts (permanent, temporary, part time, trail period,) that give flexibility to the employer while defending the workers’ rights.Read more »
Transferring Assets
According to the Turkish law if a legal entity takes over a business with its assets and liabilities, then it is liable for the debts and credits of the same company.Read more »
Establishing a Business in Türkiye
The New Turkish Commercial Code came into effect in July 2012. The intent of the reform is to make a business friendly environment to attract foreign investors and increase its competitiveness.Read more »