Legal Insights & Guides
Cross-border legal counsel for international clients, investors, founders, and families.
Until 31 July 2027, money, gold, foreign currency, securities and other capital-market instruments held outside Türkiye can be declared to a Turkish bank or intermediary institution,…
The corporate tax rate in Türkiye is 25 per cent on a company’s profit, 30 per cent for banks, financial institutions, insurers and pension companies, and…
A Turkish citizenship acquired by investment can be taken away by the state in exactly two ways, and both are written in the Turkish Citizenship Law…
Turkey taxes the gain on a property sale only when the property is sold within five years of the date it was acquired. Sell after that…
Turkish law does have an escrow: it is the notary’s deposit, and it is set out in articles 62 to 67 of the Notaries Act (Noterlik…
A practical guide to defective goods, repair or replacement disputes, and warranty-oriented consumer claims in Turkey.
A practical guide to e-commerce refunds, failed deliveries, and chargeback-oriented consumer strategy in Turkey.
Learn which title-deed red flags foreign buyers should identify before signing, paying, or relying on seller assurances in Turkey.
A focused guide to inheritance-linked property transfer and probate questions in Turkey for foreign families and owners.
A focused guide to child-abduction and Hague Convention questions where Turkey is part of the family-law dispute.
A focused guide to the Turkish-side legal questions that arise when a foreign divorce judgment must have effect in Turkey.
A practical guide to shareholder deadlock risk, governance failures, and dispute-remedy planning in Turkish companies.
