Başlık:
How to do business investors’ guide Turkey.
ISBN:
MOE0000151
Fiziksel Tanımlama:
130 pages : table ; 30 cm.
İçerik:
Table of Contents -- -- 1 Turkey in general 4 -- Geography, Political and Economic Background -- Current Political Administration and Government Structure -- Currency -- Population -- E-government in Turkey -- International relations -- -- 2. Turkish economy 6 -- Main Economic Indicators -- International Trade -- Foreign Direct Investments -- -- 3. Industrial outlook 12 -- I. Global Aspect -- Aerospace and Transport Sector -- Automotive -- Financial Services Industry -- Consumer Business -- Energy and Resources -- Life Sciences and Health Care -- Technology, Media and Telecommunications -- Real Estate -- Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure -- II. Local Aspect -- Aerospace and Transport Services in Turkey -- Automotive Sector in Turkey -- Financial Services Industry in Turkey -- Consumer Business in Turkey -- Energy and Resources in Turkey -- Life Sciences and Health Care in Turkey -- Construction and Real Estate in Turkey -- Technology, Media and Telecommunications in Turkey -- Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure in Turkey -- -- 4. Incentives and financing 36 -- Types of Incentives Available -- Investment Incentives -- Financing -- Other Tax/Non-Tax Incentives -- -- 5. Business regulations and requirements 46 -- 5.1. Foreign Investment Rules -- 5.2. Foreign Trade Government Structure -- 5.3. Registration and Licensing -- 5.4. Price Controls and Competition Law -- 5.5. Exchange Controls -- 5.6. Accounting Principles and Statutory Books -- -- 6. Employment law and practice 54 -- 6.1. Employees' Rights and Remuneration -- 6.2. Social Security and Unemployment Insurance Payments -- 6.3. Termination of Employment -- 6.4. Labor Management Relations -- 6.5. Employment of Foreign Individuals -- -- 7. Choice of business entity 60 -- 7.1. Principal Forms -- 7.2. General Rules for Establishment of Companies by Foreign Shareholders -- 7.3. Corporations -- 7.4. Limited Liability Companies Telecommunications -- 7.5. Branches -- 7.6. Partnerships -- 7.7. Joint Ventures -- 7.8. Liaison Offices -- 7.9. Mergers, Acquisitions, Conversions, in Turkey De-mergers, Share Svvaps -- -- 8. Corporate income taxation 68 -- 8.1. Entities Liable for corporate income tax -- 8.2. Residence and Non-Residence -- 8.3. Taxable İncome -- 8.4. Corporate income tax Rates -- 8.5. Dividend VVithholding Tax Telecommunications in -- 8.6. Treatment of Losses -- 8.7. Participation Exemption in Turkey -- 8.8. Capital Gains Taxation -- 8.9. Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC) -- 8.10. Transfer Pricing -- 8.11. Cost Sharing/Cost Allocations -- 8.12. Anti-Tax Haven Rules -- 8.13. Thin Capitalization Rules -- 8.14. Taxation of Branches of Foreign Companies -- 8.15. Liquidation -- 8.16. Assessments, Payments and Tax Audits -- -- 9. Individual income taxation 74 -- 9.1. Residence and Non-Residence -- 9.2. Taxable İncome -- 9.3. Individual İncome Tax Rates -- 9.4. Assessments and Payments -- -- 10. Withholding taxes and double tax relief 76 -- 10.1. Major Withholding Tax Rates -- 10.2. Double Tax Treaty Relief -- 10.3. Unilateral Relief -- -- 11. Other taxes 80 -- 11.1. Value Added Tax -- 11.2. Special Consumption Tax (SCT) -- 11.3. Property Tax -- 11.4. Inheritance and Transfer Tax -- 11.5. Stamp Tax -- 11.6. Motor Veh ide Tax -- 11.7. Bank and Insurance Transaction Tax -- 11.8. Special Communication Tax -- -- 12. How Deloitte can help? 84 -- 12.1. Corporate İncome Tax Certification (Compliance) Services -- 12.2. Financial Services Industry Tax Advisory Services -- 12.3. International Tax Advisory Services -- 12.4. Mergers and Acquisitions -- 12.5. Taxation of Individuals -- 12.6. Indirect Tax Services -- 12.7. Transfer Pricing Services -- 12.8. Tax and Customs Litigation Consultancy Services -- 12.9. Customs and Foreign Trade -- -- Appendix: Useful Links and Addresses 90 --.
Özet:
Mission of Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkey (DEİK), is to monitor and develop Turkey’s economic, commercial, industrial and financial relations with foreign countries as well as international business communities. DEİK believes that increasing industrial cooperation, widening the foreign trade network and opening the Turkish service sector up to the global economy are essentials in achieving this target. DEİK mainly operates through Bilateral Business Councils. DEİK’s Bilateral Business Councils are established by a cooperation agreement signed with foreign counterparts with the purpose of promoting business relations. These Business Councils ensure an effective follow-up mechanism and a continuous flow of information to member companies on trade and industrial cooperation possibilities. Business Councils consist of two sides, on is the Turkish side and the other one is a counterpart institution in the relevant country, which is usually a representative body of the country’s private sector. The Councils meet regularly each year. Apart from country focused bilateral business councils, DEİK started to establish sectoral business council in order to increase trade and investments of service sectors such as Logistic, Energy, Health Tourism, Higher Education etc
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Library | Materyal Türü | Demirbaş | Yer Numarası | Durumu / Lokasyon / İade Tarihi |
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Arıyor... | Kitap | EKOBKN0004999 | 338.09561 HOW 2014 | Arıyor... |