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Asset Peace or the 20-Year Exemption? Bringing Money to Turkey Under Law 7582
Bringing savings to Turkey: when the 2026 asset peace (varlık barışı) is needed, when the 20-year exemption covers you, and when neither is.
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Bringing savings to Turkey: when the 2026 asset peace (varlık barışı) is needed, when the 20-year exemption covers you, and when neither is.

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Turkish citizens abroad and foreigners who once lived in Turkey: when the 20-year foreign income exemption is open, the departure-year rule and the traps.

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Communiqué No. 333 on Turkey's 20-year exemption: which tax office, the deadline by month of settlement, what Annex 1 really is, and all 13 examples.

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Law No. 7582 (Official Gazette 4 June 2026) in 15 articles: the 20-year foreign income exemption, 1% inheritance rate, asset peace and corporate changes.

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Turkey payroll taxes 2026: minimum wage, premiums, the 2 and 5 point discounts, income tax brackets, stamp tax and the employer cost of a hire.

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Turkey e-invoice rules 2026: e-Fatura and e-Arşiv duties, the 3 million TL threshold, e-Defter, how a foreign-owned company registers, and the penalties.

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Turkey tax residency: the domicile and six-month tests, who never becomes resident, non-resident source rules, treaty tie-breakers and the certificate.

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Turkey's double tax treaties in 2026: the 93 partners on the official list, who is missing, what treaties cap, how relief is claimed and refunded, the MLI.

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Turkey capital gains tax for non-residents 2026: 0% on listed shares, bank withholding on bonds, funds and deposits, crypto, property, treaties.

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Turkey corporate tax rate 2026: 25%, 30% for finance and project companies, the 10% minimum tax, export, IPO and manufacturing cuts, and 12.5% from 2027.

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Turkey withholding tax rates on services, royalties, rent and interest paid abroad under Article 30, the treaty caps, the residence certificate and VAT.

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Canadians and Australians in Turkey: the 2009 and 2010 tax treaties, pensions and superannuation, property income and gains, and the social security gap.