Setting up a company in Turkey offers both opportunities and legal obligations for foreign investors. Company formation can be done as a limited, joint-stock, or foreign-partnered company. Each model has different advantages, tax liabilities, and legal responsibilities. Turkey is attractive for foreign investors due to its young population, large market potential, and strategic location. The process involves more than registration: partnership structures, articles of association, tax registration, social security obligations, and bank account opening are required. Sector-specific licenses may also be necessary. Compliance with Turkish Commercial Law and international investment rules is crucial. Even small mistakes can cause delays or financial losses. We analyze investor needs, determine the optimal company type, provide consultancy on partnerships, tax obligations, contracts, trademarks, and patents, and support accounting and HR management to ensure sustainable and secure operations.
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