Invest in Turkey
- Establishing a business:
  - 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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