🏷️ Turkish: Değerleme Raporu
An official assessment of a property’s market value, mandatory for citizenship and mortgage applications.
💡 Example: The land registry will use the valuation report to verify that your property meets the $400,000 threshold for citizenship.
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🏷️ Turkish: Vergi Levhası An official certificate showing a company’s tax ID, which must be displayed at the registered business address. 💡 Example: After your company is formed, you must hang your tax plate in a visible place in your office for inspections. 🔗 Related Service: Legal & Tax Consulting 📎 Need help? Book a…
🏷️ Turkish: Ortak Alanlar Shared spaces in a building, such as elevators and gardens, managed collectively by property owners,,, . 💡 Example: Your monthly management fee (aidat) covers the cleaning and maintenance costs of all common areas in the building, . 🔗 Related Service: Investment Advisory 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact
🏷️ Turkish: Likidite A financial term referring to how quickly an asset, such as real estate or stocks, can be converted into cash without significant loss. 💡 Example: Before investing in large parcels of land, consider its liquidity to ensure you can sell it quickly if your company needs cash. 🔗 Related Service: Investment Advisory…
🏷️ Turkish: Sermaye The money or assets invested to establish a company. Minimum limits apply based on the chosen company type,. 💡 Example: You must decide on the initial capital amount before drafting your company’s Articles of Association. 🔗 Related Service: Company Formation in Turkey 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact
🏷️ Turkish: Mavi Kart A special ID for former Turkish citizens who renounced their citizenship, granting them work and residence rights, . 💡 Example: A Blue Card holder can manage their own Turkish company without needing a separate work or residence permit, . 🔗 Related Service: Residence & Work Permit 📎 Need help? Book a…
🏷️ Turkish: Türk Borçlar Kanunu (TBK) The main law regulating contracts, debts, lease agreements, and the legal responsibilities of parties. 💡 Example: Your commercial lease agreement is governed by the Turkish Code of Obligations to protect both you and the landlord. 🔗 Related Service: Legal & Tax Consulting 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation…