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According to the Circular numbered 27998389-010.06.02.421208 published by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance with the subject 'Financial and Social Rights', the coefficients used to calculate the wage of a public officers have been revised effective 01.07.2021.
The following value has been calculated taking these coefficients into account and shall be applied for the period between the dates of 01.07.2021 - 31.12.2021, maximum severance pay to be exempted from income tax is determined as 8,284.51 TRY.
To access the full circular in which these announcements were made, please click here. (Please also be advised that the contents of this circular are in Turkish language.)
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Category Taxation Law, Labor Law
Social Security Institution has published a General Letter on 05.07.2021 to explain the details regarding the declaration of remote workdays.
The rules below are stated in the General Letter:
Category Social Security Law and Legislation, Taxation Law
The statutory deductions applicable in a standard Turkish payroll are social security premium, income tax, and stamp tax. Also, the salaries generated from liaison offices in Türkiye are exempt from income tax per the article 34/14 of Income Tax Law and these are only subject to social security.
Social Security Premium are calculated over wages monthly and are paid jointly by the employee and the employer. The contribution rates are as follows:
Short-term employment, unpaid pandemic leave, cash wage support & termination ban measures ended on June 30, 2021.
The employees subject to these measures would need to start their regular working schedules as of 1 July 2021.
Also, the support payments paid by the employers to the employees during the period of short-term employment or pandemic unpaid leave would be subject to social security premiums and income taxes.
You can view the details of the social security premium and income tax arrangements of these kinds of support payments via that link.
Category Social Security Law and Legislation