🏷️ Turkish: Şirket Kuruluşu
The complete legal process of establishing a new business entity such as an Ltd. Şti. or A.Ş. in Turkey,.
💡 Example: We provide a step-by-step guide to company formation to help foreign investors navigate the Turkish trade registry.
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🏷️ Turkish: Arabuluculuk A voluntary process where a neutral third party helps conflicting parties reach a mutual agreement without going to court. 💡 Example: Before starting litigation, you may attend a mediation session to resolve a commercial dispute with a supplier quickly. 🔗 Related Service: Legal & Tax Consulting 📎 Need help? Book a Free…
🏷️ 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: İkincil Koruma A status granted to foreigners who do not qualify as refugees but cannot return home due to serious harm or conflict. 💡 Example: People from conflict zones can apply for subsidiary protection to receive a renewable legal stay in Turkey. 🔗 Related Service: Residence & Work Permit 📎 Need help? Book…
🏷️ Turkish: e-Defter The digital version of accounting books that must be kept and submitted electronically to tax authorities,,, . 💡 Example: Your accountant will maintain your company’s e-Ledger to ensure all financial records are compliant with digital standards, . 🔗 Related Service: Ongoing Management 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact
🏷️ Turkish: Örtülü Sermaye Loans from shareholders that are treated as equity for tax purposes to prevent the abuse of debt financing for tax avoidance. 💡 Example: If you lend money to your own company instead of increasing capital, it may be flagged as hidden capital by tax authorities. 🔗 Related Service: Legal & Tax…
🏷️ Turkish: Yönetim Kurulu The management body required for Joint Stock Companies (A.Ş.), elected by shareholders,. 💡 Example: In an A.Ş., the board of directors must meet regularly to approve the company’s annual financial results. 🔗 Related Service: Company Formation in Turkey 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact