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Turkey takes tough measures against tax evading landlords

  • 30.08.2024
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Turkey takes tough measures against tax evading landlords

Investing in Turkish property to generate rental income remains attractive not only for local owners but also for foreigners. Aware of this, the Ministry of Finance is tightening measures against tax evading landlords. Over 700,000 cases of non-filing of tax returns have already been detected this year. Those who fail to file tax returns after notifying the authorities will be punished more severely, in addition to fines.

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