IR Global, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Burak Dimici of Dimici ׀ Aksoy. Burak has joined IR as our exclusive Energy Law member in Turkey. Burak Dimici is in charge of the energy and infrastructure projects and regulatory M&A along with cross-border transactions and corporate law related practices […]
IR Global, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Elçin Karatay of Solak & Partners. Elçin has joined IR as our exclusive Employment Law (Corporate) member in Turkey Solak&Partners is an Istanbul based Turkish law firm providing a comprehensive range of legal services for domestic and international clients and provides […]
Why the latest directive on UBOs is critical to combat corporate crime When the 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive was introduced into law by the UK and EU in January 2020, […]
Read moreForeword by Andrew Chilvers For ambitious companies eager to expand into overseas markets, often theconventional route of organic business development is simply not fast enough. The other option to invest in or buy a business outright is far quicker but often fraught with unforeseen dangers. And even the biggest, most experienced players can get it […]
Government Issues new Framework on Crew Changes During COVID-19 in compliance with the IMO’s circular letter No. 4204/Add.1 Due to the dramatic increase in the nationwide COVID-19 cases over the last few months, the Turkish Government has imposed new mandatory lockdowns and movement restrictions on the public and businesses. In order to avoid crippling the […]
IR Global members collaborate with the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) to offer jurisdiction-specific advice on using external expertise effectively. In the following pages, you will hear from professionals in […]
Read more1. The control authority of the Customs Administration in a large scale, in accordance with the Customs Code Sec. 3 / F. 13 is defined as: “customs control” which means that the Turkish Customs District observes entry of goods carried between other countries and Customs District, exit, transit, transfer and carried out by the customs […]
As a result of the efforts of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the G20 and the EU to combat tax evasion on an international scale, The Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters (the Convention) has appeared. This contract has been signed by 136 countries as of today, including countries […]
As known, Presidential Decree No. 2151, which was published in the Official Gazette dated 25.02.2020 made significant changes in the transfer pricing legislation. In this scope, Master File and Country-by-Country Reporting (“CbCR”) obligations were imposed in addition to the local transfer pricing report (“local file”) within the framework of the three-stage transfer pricing documentation adopted […]
This article is one of many articles we have published concerning the legal implications of COVID-19. Please click here for our “COVID-19 Insights” page and other articles. As our readers will recall from earlier articles, the government had introduced new regulations relating to the short-term working subsidy in an effort to alleviate the effects Covid-19 had on employers […]
We had shared in a previous article that natural and legal entities that deliver electronic commercial messages were now required to register with the Centralized Commercial Message Management System (“IYS”). The deadline for service providers to transfer opt-in consents of recipients to IYS was initially set as 1 June 2020 but this deadline was extended to 31 August 2020 […]
The “social media regulations” which have been a topic of debate for a while have now been enacted by Parliament through the law no. 7253 (“Amending Law”) and was published in the Official Gazette dated 30 July 2020, amending the Law no. 5651 on the Regulation of Broadcasts via the Internet and the Prevention of Crimes Committed […]
