Learn how to establish a company in Turkey step by step. This guide covers legal requirements, documents, capital rules, and post-registration steps for foreign investors.
Thinking about entering the Turkish market without setting up a company? A liaison office offers a tax-efficient, legally compliant solution for foreign businesses seeking presence without commercial activity. Learn how to establish one, what activities are allowed, and how it compares to opening a branch.
Discover how Employer of Record Turkey services help foreign companies hire employees without opening a local entity. Avoid legal risks, manage payroll, and ensure full compliance in a challenging economic and regulatory environment.
Starting from July 1, 2025, Turkish employers with three or more employees are required to process all employee payments—wages, bonuses, premiums—via banks. This significant legislative update affects all employers under Turkish Labor, Maritime, and Press laws.
Looking for expert accounting services in Turkey? Our team helps local and foreign businesses stay compliant with Turkish tax laws, reduce operational costs, and gain financial clarity—so you can focus on growth while we handle the numbers.
Turkey has signed over 80 double taxation agreements to prevent individuals and businesses from being taxed twice on the same income. This guide explains how DTAs work, who can benefit, and what types of income are covered.
This article explains the legal obligations and incentives related to disability employment in Turkey. According to Turkish labor law, private-sector employers with 50 or more employees are required to hire disabled individuals at a minimum rate of 3%. The article covers the quota system, eligibility criteria, calculation methods, exceptions, penalties…
Introduction Choosing the right company structure is one of the most important steps when starting a business. Understanding the main types of companies in Turkey helps ensure long-term success. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the most common company types under Turkish law—especially Limited Liability Companies (Ltd. Şti.) and…
Understanding the different types of employment contracts in Turkey is essential for both employers and employees. Turkish Labor Law regulates various forms of contracts, each with distinct legal requirements, durations, and employee rights. In this guide, we explore these contract types in detail to help you stay compliant and informed.…