Registration of a company in Turkey is completed within 7-10 working days

The registration process begins with your application on the website through the “Let's discuss the details” form.

Once your application has been received, Mircare will contact you to discuss your request and provide information on the various company registration options. As part of this consultation, you will be able to ask questions to the expert and learn all the design features.

Immediately after signing the contract and payment, we begin to fulfill our obligations.

To successfully register a company in Turkey, we will require a number of documents from you. The list of these documents will be individual, depending on whether you are an individual or a legal entity. All documents received outside Turkey must be apostilled. After this, they should be translated into Turkish and certified by a notary in Turkey.

Foreigners obtain a TIN through the tax service website ivd.gib.gov.tr using their valid passport.

The company's constituent documents are formed and submitted on the website mersis.gtb.gov.tr. To do this, you will need a passport and taxpayer number. After filling out all the forms, the system automatically provides the company with a preliminary TIN, which will be required to open an account for depositing the authorized capital.

We register a company using a one-stop-shop system at the nearest branch of the trade register. The trade registry officer prints out the incorporation documents from the MERSIS system, checks them, verifies the identity of the founders and their powers, after which he certifies the documents and completes the company registration process.

After registration, a tax officer visits the company's office to verify the legal address. One of the company's directors signs the address confirmation report.

The company also needs to register with the Social Security Service and receive a policyholder registration number.

According to the Foreign Direct Investment Law, foreign investors have the same rights as local investors. In Turkey, both individuals and legal entities from abroad can become founders of companies.

There are 6 different legal forms in Turkey: LLC, JSC or CJSC, OJSC, limited partnership, cooperative and collective firm. The most popular are the first three options.

To register an LLC, a starting capital of 10 thousand Turkish lira or $600 is required. But the amount is regularly adjusted in accordance with the laws of the country.

For an LLC, 1 founder is required, for a CJSC - from 2 to 50 participants, and for an OJSC - from 5 participants.

For companies, income tax is 20% and VAT 18%. The VAT rate on medicines is 8%, on basic food products and leased equipment - 1%. If a company is registered in Turkey as a resident, then it is required to pay tax on profits both domestically and abroad. Non-resident companies are taxed only on the profits they receive in Turkey. In addition, companies make contributions to the Social Insurance Fund equal to 20.5% of the salary fund.

There are three types of SEZs in Turkey: technological development (for companies in the scientific and IT fields with full exemption from income tax), industrial (exempt from VAT and property taxes for 5 years) and free (do not pay VAT, port and customs duties). fees).

Travel companies, beauty salons, clothing wholesale and agriculture.