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Going to or leaving Türkiye
Local information | Details |
---|---|
Tax authority |
Revenue Administration |
Website |
|
Tax year |
1 January to 31 December |
Tax return due date |
Tax returns must be filed between 1 March and 31 March |
Is joint filing possible |
No |
Are tax return extensions possible |
No |
Local information |
Tax authority |
---|---|
Details |
Revenue Administration |
Local information |
Website |
Details | |
Local information |
Tax year |
Details |
1 January to 31 December |
Local information |
Tax return due date |
Details |
Tax returns must be filed between 1 March and 31 March |
Local information |
Is joint filing possible |
Details |
No |
Local information |
Are tax return extensions possible |
Details |
No |
2020 national income tax rates
Taxable income band TRY | Tax rates |
---|---|
1 to 22,000 |
15% |
22,001 to 49,000 |
20% |
49,001 to 180,000 |
27% |
180,001 to 600,000 |
35% |
600,000+ |
40% |
Taxable income band TRY |
1 to 22,000 |
---|---|
Tax rates |
15% |
Taxable income band TRY |
22,001 to 49,000 |
Tax rates |
20% |
Taxable income band TRY |
49,001 to 180,000 |
Tax rates |
27% |
Taxable income band TRY |
180,001 to 600,000 |
Tax rates |
35% |
Taxable income band TRY |
600,000+ |
Tax rates |
40% |
Above are the 2020 brackets and relevant income tax rates. In principle, individual income and gains calculated on a cumulative basis are subject to income tax at progressive tax rates. These can range from 15% to 40% and are also calculated on a cumulative basis.
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