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.
CBAM in 2026: What Turkish Suppliers Must Report to Their EU Buyers
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism enters its definitive phase in 2026. Turkish exporters of cement, iron, steel, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity face new data obligations. A practical look at what your EU customers will ask for and how to be ready.
Hiring in Türkiye: Severance, Notice Periods and Social Security Basics for Foreign Employers
Hiring your first employee in Türkiye? The Labour Law (4857) and Social Security Law (5510) shape what you can promise and what you must pay when employment ends. A practical guide to severance, notice periods and SSI obligations from a foreign employer perspective.
e-Fatura Onboarding for Non-Resident Companies: Step by Step
Türkiye's e-invoicing (e-Fatura) system is mandatory above modest revenue thresholds, including for foreign-owned subsidiaries. Most parent companies underestimate the setup. A practical, step-by-step guide to onboarding a Turkish subsidiary onto e-Fatura without panic.
2026 Turkish Tax Calendar for Foreign-Owned Operations: Practical Deadlines That Matter
If you run a Turkish subsidiary from abroad, knowing the rhythm of Turkish tax obligations is the difference between calm operations and last-minute crises. A practical month-by-month calendar of what your Türkiye-based finance team must file, when, and why.
AI in Your ERP: Separating the Marketing Badge from What Actually Helps a Turkish Operation
Every ERP vendor now claims to be 'AI-powered.' For a foreign-owned operation in Türkiye, what does that actually deliver? An honest look at the uses that earn their keep — demand forecasting, stock optimisation, anomaly detection — and the right question to ask vendors.
Micro-Export from Türkiye Just Got Roomier: The 2026 ETGB Limit Increase
On 4 December 2025 Türkiye doubled its micro-export ceiling from 300 kg / €15,000 to 600 kg / €30,000 per shipment. For brands shipping cross-border from a Turkish base without a customs broker, this changes what fits through the simplified ETGB channel — and the VAT-refund math behind it.
Türkiye's e-Delivery Note (e-İrsaliye) Mandate: The 1 July 2026 Deadline Foreign-Owned Entities Keep Missing
Foreign-owned entities track Türkiye's e-invoice rules but often overlook the e-İrsaliye (electronic delivery note) mandate. If your 2025 turnover topped TRY 10 million, the deadline is 1 July 2026 — and unlike invoices, a delivery note is what physically lets a truck leave your yard.
Inventory Valuation Methods Under VUK and IFRS: A Guide for Foreign-Owned Turkish Entities
Inventory valuation looks like a back-office detail until it moves your profit, your tax base and your group numbers in different directions. This guide explains FIFO and weighted-average under VUK and IFRS, the NRV test, and how an ERP keeps both views consistent.
Project-Based Accounting for Service Companies in Türkiye
Consulting, engineering, agency and IT firms live or die on project profitability — yet many run on spreadsheets that hide which projects actually make money. This guide explains project accounting, WIP, revenue recognition and the ERP setup a Turkish service entity needs.
Fixed Asset Management in Türkiye: Depreciation, Revaluation and Group Reporting
Fixed assets are a major balance-sheet item for any Turkish entity, but local depreciation rules, optional revaluation and the VUK-versus-IFRS gap make them surprisingly complex for foreign owners. This guide explains the mechanics and the ERP capabilities you need.
Budgeting and Cash Flow Forecasting for a Turkish Entity in a Volatile-FX Market
A Turkish subsidiary that budgets only in TL gives headquarters a moving target. This guide explains dual-currency budgeting, the 13-week cash forecast, FX-scenario planning, and how to give a foreign parent a forecast it can actually rely on.
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