On 21 November 2019, the Turkish Parliament approved laws on tax regulation which includes new taxes, namely digital services tax (DST), valuable house tax and accommodation tax.
The law increases tax rate from 30% to 40% for people earning more than 500,000 Turkish Lira (USD 88,000) per year. The Parliament also approved 7.5% tax on digital advertising and content. The hotel accommodation tax rate will be 1% for 2020 and 2% percent for 2021.
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