🏷️ Turkish: Hukuki Uyuşmazlık
A conflict between parties that can be resolved through a court ruling or alternative methods like arbitration or mediation.
💡 Example: If a supplier fails to deliver contracted goods, you may find yourself in a legal dispute over the breach of contract.
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🏷️ 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: Gelir Vergisi A progressive tax applied to the earnings of individuals in Turkey, with rates that increase as income levels rise. 💡 Example: If you earn a salary from your Turkish company, your employer will deduct income tax at the source before paying you. 🔗 Related Service: Legal & Tax Consulting 📎 Need…
🏷️ 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: Tapu Harcı A tax paid to the government during a property transfer, currently 4% of the declared value. 💡 Example: When buying a home, remember to calculate the 4% title deed fee as part of your total closing costs. 🔗 Related Service: Investment Advisory 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact
🏷️ Turkish: Resmi Vize A visa for diplomats and government officials traveling to Turkey on official state business, often processed free of charge. 💡 Example: Foreign government representatives must obtain an official visa before traveling to Ankara for diplomatic meetings. 🔗 Related Service: Residence & Work Permit 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here:…
🏷️ Turkish: İpotek A legal claim on a property used as collateral for a loan, allowing the lender to sell the asset if the debt is not repaid. 💡 Example: You must check the title deed at the registry to ensure the property you are buying has no existing mortgage. 🔗 Related Service: Investment Advisory…