Nearly 25 million international visitors visited Turkey in the first seven months of 2019. There is 14.1% increase compared to previous year’s same period. Mainly visitors diverted to a Mediterranean resort city, Antalya, heading more than 7.85 million visitors
Japan Bank For International Cooperation Will Open First Overseas Office in Istanbul by The End of 2019
Based on IMF figures, The Japanese economy is the third-largest economy in the World in terms of nominal GDP around USD 5 trillion. Manufacture of high technology products and tourism are leading industries in Japan.
More Than 6.000 Global Companies Have Been Established in Turkey in the First Half of 2019
This article reflects information regarding the trends of Investments in Turkey during the first half of the year 2019. The facts and figures included are based on the survey report of the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB).
Turkey Ranks 7th Best Country to Live and Work by Expats
According to the latest HSBC Expat Explorer report, Turkey ranked as the 7th best country in the world for international workers by the expats living in Turkey. The survey explores the opportunities offered by countries in terms of quality of life, work-life balance, financial return, and family life.
Obligation of Notification of Foreign Capitalized Companies, Branches and Liaison Offices
Foreign capitalized companies, branches and liaison offices are obliged to notify related government authorities for their annual activities and/or in case there is a change in capital and shareholder structure of the legal entity according to Turkish Foreign Direct Investment Laws and Governing Regulations.
Employees’ Annual Paid Leave Rights in Turkey
Employees engaged in seasonal or other occupations which, owing to their nature, last <1 year do not qualify for annual paid leave.
Formation & Termination of Employment Contracts in Turkey
Turkish Labor Code, Act No. 4857, enacted in 2003, regulates the working conditions and work-related rights and obligations of employers and employees working under an employment contract. The Code forbids discrimination, including any that is based on language, race, sex, political opinion, philosophical belief or religion.
Tax Deductible Expenses According To Turkish Tax Laws
The Turkish direct taxation system consists of two main taxes on income and earnings. The first one is income tax which individuals are subjected. The second one is corporate tax which corporations are subjected.
Employee Working Hours and Overtime Regulations in Turkey
The typical working week is ≤45 hours, divided equally across the days of the week unless otherwise agreed (6 days * 7,5 hours). Any working hours that exceed this limit count as overtime, which must be justified by national interest, the nature of the operation or the need to increase output.
Important Things You Need to Know Before Living in Turkey
Turkey has much to offer for all foreigners who are planning to live in the country. With its infrastructure, the standard of living, the low cost of living, the uncomplicated process of getting work permit or residence permit, currency rate of TL, and advantage of getting Turkish citizenship by investment, living in Turkey is a great idea for all foreign nationals.