Foreign and local entities operating in Türkiye — whether structured as a limited liability company, branch, liaison or representative office — carry a recurring set of statutory obligations. Most are monthly.
What this means in practice
Nine recurring obligations, four of them monthly, means a filing falls due somewhere in almost every week of the month. Late submission attracts penalties and interest independently of whether tax was actually owed.
The entities that manage this well do not rely on anyone remembering. They work from a calendar with advance reminders, and they keep the underlying ledger current rather than reconstructing it at the deadline.
Where we fit
We maintain the compliance calendar for the clients we act for, prepare and submit each filing, and flag upcoming obligations before they fall due — including the ones that catch new entities out, such as the quarterly capital movement report that applies specifically to foreign-owned entities.
This calendar is provided for general guidance. Deadlines and thresholds change, and sector-specific obligations may apply. Confirm your entity’s position with us before relying on it.