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What Are Your Tax Liabilities When You Buy a Real Estate in Turkey?

MuhasebeNews — Tue, 30 Oct 2018 10:00:49 +0000

According to the Fees Code, the total rate of Title Deed Fee is 4%. Both the purchaser and the seller are liable to pay the title deed fee as 2% of the price of real estate (except Value Added Tax).

The amount of invoice arranged for real estate and the amount of transfer from the bank should be the actual purchase price.

Following the procedures at the land office, you can pay your title deed fee to authorized tax offices or banks having a contract with Turkish Revenue Administration.

After getting your title deed, you should inform the municipality affiliated to your real estate location about your property tax.

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Do You Know The Estate Tax Rate?

MuhasebeNews — Fri, 26 Oct 2018 06:00:02 +0000

The current estate tax rates are stated below:As one can see in the table, the rate of the dwellings in Metropolitan Municipalities is 2 per thousand. (Such as; İstanbul-Ankara-İzmir-Eskisehir-Adana) The rate of the dwellings out of Metropolitan Municipalities is one per thousand.

Property Tax System In Turkey!

MuhasebeNews — Wed, 03 May 2017 11:11:56 +0000

The buildings and lands in Turkey are subject to property tax. The tax base for the property tax is the tax value of the building/land according to the Property Tax Law No. 1319. Property taxes are calculated annually by related municipality based on the tax values of land and buildings at rates varying from 0,1% to 0,3%.

These rates are increased by 100% within the frontiers of metropolitan municipality.

The taxpayer is the owner of the building/land, the owner of any usufruct over the building/land or if neither of these exists any person that uses the building/land is considered as its owner.

Property tax liability begins following budget year in the case of acquiring property/change in situation of property or end of exemption. It is compulsory that a property tax declaration is submitted to the related municipality where the building and land is located in case there is a reason for modification of tax value.

Property tax is paid annually to local municipalities in two equal installments; the first is paid at any time during the period from March through May, and the second in November. Payment can be made at banks, by cheque, online and in cash.

Source: Revenue Administration (Law No. 1319, Official Gazette No. 13576 dated 11.08.1970)