🏷️ Turkish: Kamu Denetçisi
An independent authority that investigates complaints made by individuals against government bodies or public agencies.
💡 Example: If a government permit is unfairly delayed, you can file a complaint with the ombudsman to seek a resolution.
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🏷️ Turkish: Örtülü Kazanç Occurs when transactions between related parties are not conducted at market value, leading to potential tax penalties. 💡 Example: Buying goods from a sister company at inflated prices could result in a hidden profit distribution penalty from the tax office. 🔗 Related Service: Legal & Tax Consulting 📎 Need help? Book…
🏷️ Turkish: İkamet İzni An official document that allows a foreigner to live legally in Turkey for a specific duration. 💡 Example: After buying a property, you can apply for a residence permit to live in Turkey with your family for up to two years. 🔗 Related Service: Residence & Work Permit 📎 Need help?…
🏷️ Turkish: Defter An official book where all company financial transactions are recorded, which must be notarized at the start of each year. 💡 Example: Your licensed accountant must notarize your company’s official ledger at the start of every new fiscal year to maintain legal status. 🔗 Related Service: Ongoing Management 📎 Need help? Book…
🏷️ Turkish: Değerleme Raporu An official document certifying a property’s market value, mandatory for citizenship applications and bank loans. 💡 Example: The land registry office will require a property valuation report to confirm that your purchase meets the citizenship criteria. 🔗 Related Service: Investment Advisory 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact
🏷️ Turkish: Satış Sözleşmesi A legal agreement between a buyer and a seller outlining the price, payment terms, and property details. 💡 Example: You must sign the sales contract at the land registry to finalize your property purchase in Turkey. 🔗 Related Service: Investment Advisory 📎 Need help? Book a Free Consultation here: /contact
🏷️ Turkish: Limited Şirket The most common company type for foreign investors due to limited liability protection and lower minimum capital requirements. 💡 Example: Most foreign small business owners choose the Ltd. Şti. structure because it only requires 50,000 TL of initial capital. 🔗 Related Service: Company Formation in Turkey 📎 Need help? Book a…