General Tax Consultancy
Although tax laws are initially seen as a type of legislation imposing financial obligations, they also encompass many deductions, exemptions, and reliefs. There is a carefully navigated path to take advantage of these opportunities that provide financial ease to businesses. All enterprises aim to achieve maximum compliance with tax laws, minimize tax risks, and make the most of legal opportunities and advantages.
It is particularly important to obtain the right tax consultancy services for exceptional transactions such as businesses entering new investments, disposing of real estate, and company transfers, divisions, and mergers.
Both in terms of corporate tax and VAT, numerous regulations are introduced into our tax legislation every year. It is observed that taxpayers do not fully benefit from, or incorrectly utilize, many provisions such as investment allowances, tax deductions for foreign services, manufacturer and exporter deductions, and tax compliance deductions. Negligence and oversight in these matters can result in additional liabilities such as taxes, penalties, and interest for late payments.
In addition to permanent legal provisions, temporary clauses are also enacted. It is necessary to consolidate the various exemptions and reliefs scattered across different regulations, taking into account practical examples. We are here to ensure that tax deductions, exemptions, and reliefs are applied accurately and without error.
It is crucial to design the tax structure correctly and accurately calculate tax liabilities to determine the return on investment, especially when entering a new sector. Often, the timing of decisions and implementation methods can lead to unexpected tax advantages or burdens.
Transfer Pricing
When intra-group transactions are conducted in a manner inconsistent with the arm's length principle, both internationally and domestically, resulting in tax loss, it is referred to as transfer pricing. Tax audit units frequently scrutinize such practices. Therefore, transfer pricing is a prominent issue that requires close monitoring of not only national legislation but also OECD regulations, making it one of the most discussed topics of the past decade. This subject, where definitive high court decisions have not yet been established, involves ambiguous and secret comparables that can easily be criticized for tax purposes, presenting a thorny path that certain sectors and groups cannot avoid.
In new structures, it may be necessary to consider transfer pricing provisions and sign advance pricing agreements (APA) with the Revenue Administration. Within this framework, taxpayers within certain limits are required to prepare Transfer Pricing reports and complete a special form to be attached to their corporate tax returns. We support you with our extensive experience both during tax audits and litigation processes in this area.