The Finance Minister, Naci Ağbal, announced significant tax increases on September 27, 2017 during the Medium Term Program meeting (2018-2020). A new legislative proposal increasing corporate income tax from 20% to 22% for financial sector and motor vehicle tax will be raised to 40% in 2018. Capital gains exemption reduced from 75% to 50% for immovable property held for at least two years. Undistributed dividends will be subject to 1% withholding tax. Again, The third bracket in the personal income tax tariff will increase from 27% to 30% as of 2018 and tax imposed to win a lottery will be increased from 10% to 20%, while a special consumption tax will be charged on energy drinks and cigarette papers.
DTA between Switzerland and Zambia signs
Related Posts
Turkey extends 2024 Pillar Two top-up tax filing, payment deadline
Turkey's Tax Administration has extended the deadline for filing and paying the Global Minimum Top-up Corporate Tax for the 2024 fiscal year. The extension was announced in Circular No. 203/2026-9 on the Tax Procedure Law on 26 June 2026. Using
Read MoreTurkey extends 2024 global minimum supplementary corporate tax returns deadline
The Turkish Revenue Administration announced the release of Tax Procedure Law Circular No. 203 on 29 June 2026, which extends the filing deadline for Global Minimum Supplementary Corporate Tax Returns for the 2024 fiscal year. As per the Tax
Read MoreTurkey extends preferential WHT treatment for treasury-backed securities
Turkey has extended the application period of the 0% withholding tax (WHT) rate on income and gains derived from government bonds, Treasury bills and certain lease certificates by six months, following the publication of Presidential Decision No.
Read MoreTurkey: Revenue Administration updates guidance on accommodation tax rules
Turkey's Revenue Administration, on 19 June 2026, published an updated Accommodation Tax Guide, providing revised explanations and examples on the application of the Accommodation Tax (Konaklama Vergisi) following a temporary reduction in the tax
Read MoreTurkey: Revenue opens Pillar Two filing for global minimum top-up tax
Turkey's Revenue Administration has announced, 1 June 2026, that the Global Minimum Supplementary Corporate Tax Return is now available through the Digital Tax Office for the 2024 accounting period. The return is used to report and pay Pillar Two
Read MoreTurkey approves agreement on exchange of GloBE information returns (GIR MCAA)
Turkey has approved the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement on the Exchange of Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Information Returns (GIR MCAA), reinforcing its participation in the international framework supporting the global minimum
Read More