At USUL Consulting, we help you establish your company in Turkey in accordance with the Turkish trading law, taking into consideration the type of company appropriate to your business (private, limited liability, joint-stock company), by registering with the Turkish Chamber of Commerce and the Tax Registry Directorate, as well as completing all the official documents of your company such as founding contract, tax registration certificate and obtaining the tax number from the tax department and registering with the central registry system through applying to the Commercial Registry Office.
Limited liability company
It is a company with specific capital divided into shares, the capital of the limited liability company is not less than 10,000 ₺.
A limited partnership may be established with one partner or more, but the number of partners may not exceed 50, and they may be real or legal persons.
Required Documents
- Making a special power of attorney for the chartered accountant to represent you in establishing and registering the company.
- Obtaining a personal tax number in the names of the partners.
- Personal identification document (ID or valid passport).
- Security approval from the Security Directorate.
- Personal photos for each partner in the company.
- Copy of the Articles of Incorporation issued by the Commercial Registry.
Shareholding Company
It is a company whose capital is divided into shares and is responsible only for its debts and the minimum capital is 50,000 ₺. As for the non-public shareholding company that accepts the registered capital system, the initial capital may be 100,000 ₺ at least.
Required Documents
- Making a special power of attorney for the chartered accountant to represent you in establishing and registering the company.
- Obtaining a personal tax number in the names of the partners.
- Personal identification document (ID or valid passport).
- Security approval from the Security Directorate.
- Personal photos for each partner in the company.
- Copy of the Articles of Incorporation issued by the Commercial Registry.
Cooperative company
This type of company is usually based on partnerships with changing and joint projects established by real and legal persons to provide and protect the specific economic interests of the partners, especially their needs that are related to their professions or livelihoods through mutual assistance and solidarity with their work and cash contributions.
The cooperative company is established with seven partners at least and each partner undertakes at least one thousand shares and at most five thousand shares.
Required Documents
- Making a special power of attorney for the chartered accountant to represent you in establishing and registering the company.
- Obtaining a personal tax number in the names of the partners.
- Personal identification document (ID or valid passport).
- Security approval from the Security Directorate.
- Personal photos for each partner in the company.
- Copy of the Articles of Incorporation issued by the Commercial Registry.