In case of establishing of a company in Turkey, related rules and regulations must be followed:
Submit the memorandum and articles of association online to MERSIS
Execute and notarize company documents
Obtain potential tax identity number
Deposit a percentage of capital to the account of the Competition Authority
Deposit at least 25 percent of the startup capital in a bank and obtain proof thereof
Apply for registration at the Trade Registry Directorate
Certify the legal books
Follow up with the tax office on the Trade Registry Directorate’s company establishment notification
Issuance of signature circular
Move certain documents to electronic format / E-TUYS system
Joint Ventures
A joint venture is generally considered an ordinary partnership and not a legal entity under the Turkish law but shareholders usually choose to establish a commercial company.
There is no specific legislation ruling joint ventures in Turkey. The common practice is to conduct a shareholders agreement to govern the relationship between the parties.
No restrictions on the nationality of shareholders.
Contact Offices
Easy and fast registry
No commercial activity
Only for representation, contact, communication and realted activites.
Obtaining a work permit
Obtaining a residence permit
Acquire property and citizenship
Investmenzones
Incentives
Corporate Finance
Buy and Sell companies in Turkey
Management Buy In in Turkey
Management Buy Out in Turkey
M&A
Company evaluation
Due Diligence
Areas of Practice in Law
Commercial Law
Corporate Law
Real Estate Law
Patentlaw
Labourlaw
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