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In the promptly transforming sphere of monetary facilities, Small Payment Institutions (SPI) play a progressively vital part, notably in Poland. As of January 17, 2025, small payment institutions functioning within the EU will be required to cope with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which mandates a simplified ICT risk monitoring scheme. This is part…
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+1 (888) 647 05 40Turkey is attractive to foreign investors, since the state provides all kinds of support to start-up entrepreneurs, does not set restrictions on the residence of citizens, organizational forms of business and much more. However, Turkey is not an offshore company in the standard sense. It will not be possible to completely get rid of the obligation to keep records and not pay tax fees.
Most often, the creation of a company in this jurisdiction is carried out in any of the following forms:
In accordance with the latest amendments to Turkish law, the procedure for registering a company has been greatly simplified. This has led to a significant increase in the attractiveness of this jurisdiction. Turkey does not prohibit the establishment of companies on its territory, the capital of which is 100% foreign investment. In order to start the business registration process, you need to be checked by the relevant authorities, choose a name, acquire a local account and deposit capital on it in full.
The system under which a company will pay taxes depends on the status of the company. There is a significant difference between an organization and a partnership. The standard corporate duty is 33% and VAT is 18%. Gifts and inherited property are taxed at a rate of 4-30%. Stamp duty is paid for letters of credit, contracts, bills of exchange and other documentation. The amount of this payment is determined based on the percentage of the value of certain securities. Transactions relating to the sale of property are also taxed at a rate of 4.8 percent of its price.
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