Money & Finance

Double taxation treaties and the 183 day rule determine how Turkey taxes foreign income, worldwide earnings, and pensions.

Turkish tax residency rules determine when foreigners must report worldwide income based on cumulative stays exceeding 183 days.

Getting a Turkish Tax ID online through Dijital Vergi Dairesi lets expats open bank accounts, setup utilities, and apply for residency permits.

Ziraat, Garanti, İş Bankası, and Akbank compared for expats navigating language barriers, branch access, and mobile apps.

Closing bank accounts, settling final taxes, and managing refunds properly prevent unexpected debts and border bans when leaving Turkey.

Investing in Turkey breaks down property, Borsa stocks, and Kur Korumalı Mevduat schemes for expats navigating high inflation.

Turkish business formation details cover limited companies, sole proprietorships, setup costs, and corporate taxes for expats.

E-Devlet financial services allow expats in Turkey to visit a PTT branch, get a password, and track taxes, SGK debts, and bank accounts.

Foreign expats in Turkey learn how the Kredi Kayıt Bürosu and Findeks systems evaluate local credit scores and assess risk.

Turkish real estate taxes and fees cover a four percent title deed transfer tax and varying value added tax rates on new builds.