This on‑demand webinar gives you a structured, practice‑oriented overview of how accounting and financial management work for foreign‑owned companies in Türkiye, from market entry to day‑to‑day compliance. It shows how you can stay fully compliant with local rules while still meeting your group reporting needs and managing volatility in a pragmatic way.
Turkey combines a large domestic market, strong industrial base, and strategic location between Europe, MENA, and Central Asia, but it also has a dynamic regulatory and tax environment. In this webinar, FMC Group partner Yeşim Tektaşlı explains how to structure your investment, meet Turkish accounting and tax requirements, and organize your finance function so you can focus on business development.
Companies planning to establish a subsidiary, branch, liaison office, or acquire a stake in a Turkish company.
Finance, tax, and controlling managers responsible for statutory accounts, group reporting, and audits in Türkiye.
Decision‑makers comparing options such as liaison office, limited company, joint‑stock company, or purely contractual setups.
Multinational groups that need alignment between Turkish GAAP/TFRS, tax rules, and internal IFRS or management reporting.
A clear overview of investment forms: equity participation, subsidiaries, branches, and liaison (Asian) offices, including minimum participation thresholds and typical use cases.
Insight into the regulatory environment: Turkish Commercial Code, tax legislation, transfer‑pricing rules, and documentation duties such as master file, local file, and country‑by‑country reporting.
An understanding of core accounting principles: Turkish Uniform Chart of Accounts, inflation accounting, stock valuation, and depreciation rules with legally defined useful lives.
Practical guidance on loss carry‑forwards, transfer pricing disclosure in the corporate tax return, and when documentation must be kept on file versus submitted.
A realistic view of key challenges: frequent regulatory changes, complex compliance requirements, and the workload caused by inflation accounting and digital reporting obligations.
A concrete picture of how FMC Group can support you end‑to‑end in Türkiye, from company setup and bookkeeping coordination to controlling, reporting, and finance management.
Register here to watch the webinar on demand. We will send you an email with the link to the recording.
Yesim Tektasli will guide you through the webinar sharing with you her experience of more than 20 years on this subject as a partner of FMC Group.
Yeşim is partner of FMC Group and is responsible for financial services development, companies’ setup and controlling.
Prior to forming FMC Group in 1999, Yeşim worked as an IT Coach in Munich and Nuremberg, in the Sales Department for Siemens Energieübertragung und –verteilung (Nuremberg, Germany) and came to Turkey as Commercial Project Manager for MAN EnerjiSistemleri Ltd., (Istanbul, Turkey). She specializes in operational and financial business for Turkish foreign trade and foreign capital companies.
Yeşim graduated from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (Germany) with a B.Sc. degree in Mathematics and Economics, with additional lessons in Psychology and Pedagogy. Her thesis, entitled “Turkey’s way to a free market economy” studied the changing face of Turkish business and economics. During her studies, she was a Board Member for the European Association of Turkish Academics.
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