Turkey introduced Value Added Tax liabilities on non-resident providers of digital services to its consumers from January 2018. There is no VAT registration threshold, but there is a simplified registration process for foreign providers of digital or electronic services with the Turkish Revenue Administration. B2B
COVID-19 economic fallout puts back new tax implementation date The Turkish government has pushed back again the introduction of its 2% Accommodation Tax. This will eventually be due on eligible supplies on a bi-monthly basis. It is charged in addition to VAT. This covers the
Lowered annual e-Fatura and e-Arşiv thresholds for all B2B businesses; e-commerce and property attract special requirements Turkey has added new requirements to its government pre-clearance e-Fatura e-invoice regime in the past months. The Turkish Revenue Administration (TRA) wishes to bring more taxpayers into the e-Fatura net
Two temporary cuts to VAT rates extended till 30 September 2021 during COVID-19 pandemic Turkey has extended again the reduce the Value Added Tax rate on accommodation and other services to the 1% reduced rate, this time until 30 September 2021. A range of other
Turkey has again extended the application of temporary VAT cuts due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and economic situation. The following supplies will continue to be reclassified from the reduced 8% rate to the reduced rate of 1%: Overnight accommodation Hospitality services Entrance to theatres,
From 1 January 2019, Turkey has allowed limited recovery of Value Added Tax declared and paid on sales invoices which have subsequently good bac. The right to deduct is now based on article 322 of the Tax Procedures Code. The clarifies debts from customers may
