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Annual income tax returns for 2021 income will be submitted to the relevant tax offices in March 2022. (Deadline is 31 Mar 2021)
The details of the subject are included in the General Communiqué dated 27.05.2020 and serial number 311 published by the Revenue Administration. You can click the link for the details.
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Author Erdoğdu Onur Erol, Category Taxation Law
The Turkish Revenue Administration has published a new Communiqué (no:319) with regards to the wage / employment income.
Per the article 4 of the Communiqué, the income tax exemption implementation would be as below:
The income tax base which is calculated by deducting the social security premiums from the gross wage, would be exempted from income tax.
If the employee receive wage from more than one employer, the exemption would be applicable for the highest wage.
New regulations on the technology development regions have been published with the Official Gazette numbered 31746 and dated 10.02.2022.
The amendments with regards to the employees working in technology development regions would be summarized as below:
The VAT rate of the foodstuffs has been decreased from 8% to 1% with the Presidential decision published in the Official Gazette numbered 31749 and dated 13.02.2022.
The authorities have made amendments to the previously published VAT lists (20.12.2007 dated and 26742 numbered Official Gazette.) And the foodstuff list located under the VAT rate list of 8% has been transferred to the VAT rate list of 1%.