The Turkish VAT authorities have introduced a mandatory e-invoice system for all companies and individuals from September 1, 2013. An e-invoicing system was first introduced in 2010 and this is now being made compulsory for certain taxpayers groups. These include companies holding a mineral oil license, companies those produce or import products that are subject to special consumption tax and certain other companies that already use e-invoicing.
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