Expert guides on ERP, compliance and digital transformation
From e-Invoice to CBAM, stock counts to AI — short, actionable answers to real questions from Turkish SMEs.
Purchase Order Approval and Three-Way Matching in Türkiye Operations
A goods receipt lands in the warehouse, an invoice arrives, and no one checks whether the two match the original purchase order. This guide explains how approval chains and three-way matching close that gap and what a parent audit expects to see.
Month-End Close in a Turkish Subsidiary: Why It Still Takes a Week
For a foreign-owned entity in Türkiye, month-end close has two deadlines that don't move for each other: the statutory filing calendar and the parent company's consolidation date. Where the days actually go, and how to get them back.
One ERP or Connected Point Solutions? The System Architecture Decision for a Turkish Subsidiary
Accounting in one system, inventory in another, CRM in a third, and someone reconciling the gaps by hand every month-end. For a foreign-owned Turkish entity, when does integrating separate tools stop working and a single system start paying for itself?
Master Data Quality in ERP: How Duplicate Vendor Records and Incomplete Item Masters Distort Group Reporting
A vendor entered twice under slightly different names, or an item master missing its unit of measure, quietly corrupts every report built on it. How dirty master data breaks HQ consolidation from a Turkish subsidiary, and how ERP controls prevent it.
Türkiye Extends Tax Debt Deferral to 72 Months, Cuts the Interest Rate: Deadline August 31, 2026
Law No. 7582 raised the maximum installment period for overdue Turkish public receivables from 36 to 72 months, and the deferral interest rate dropped from 39% to 29%. Here is what foreign-owned subsidiaries need to know before the application window closes.
GİB's New e-Beyan VAT Filing Platform Reaches Ankara and Kocaeli: What Foreign-Owned Subsidiaries Need to Know
As of the July 2026 filing period, Türkiye's Revenue Administration moved VAT returns for 18 more provinces — including Ankara and Kocaeli — onto its new open-source e-Beyan platform. Here's what changes for foreign-owned entities and their SMMM.
GEKAP 2026 in Türkiye: The Recovery Participation Fee Every Product-Placing Company Must File
Türkiye's 2026 GEKAP amounts rose by the 25.49% revaluation rate, with the plastic bag fee reaching 107 kuruş per unit. Here is how the Recovery Participation Fee works, who files, the filing calendar, and what foreign-owned subsidiaries most often get wrong — with sources.
Reduced Corporate Tax for Manufacturers in Türkiye: What Circular 26 Changes for Foreign-Owned Operations
Circular 26 (4 July 2026) raises the production earnings tax reduction from 1 to 12.5 points effective 2027, cutting the rate on production income to 12.5%. The export reduction stays at 5 points. Here is how foreign-owned entities should prepare, with sources.
Dividend Repatriation from a Turkish Subsidiary: The 15% Withholding and Treaty Relief
Türkiye raised its dividend withholding tax from 10% to 15% in December 2024. For a foreign parent, that rate — and any reduction under a double-tax treaty — directly shapes the cash that actually reaches the group. A sourced guide to getting repatriation right.
Cost Center Accounting for Turkish Subsidiaries: Knowing Where the Profit Really Is
Most subsidiaries know their total profit but not where it's made or lost. Cost centers add the 'who/where spent it' dimension — answering which branch, department or project pays off. A practical guide to cost-center types, allocation keys and ERP setup.
Batch and Serial Traceability in Türkiye: A Guide for Food and Manufacturing
Lot and serial tracking lets you trace a product from raw material to customer — essential for recalls, warranties and inspections. A practical guide to lot vs serial, forward/backward traceability, expiry (FEFO) handling and ERP setup for Türkiye operations.
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