Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Turkey (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate income tax (2025) | Turkish corporate income tax applies a flat 25% rate (30% for banks and certain financial institutions). From 2025 a domestic minimum corporate tax and Pillar Two top-up rules also apply. Resident companies are taxed on worldwide income. | |
| Standard corporate income tax rate | 25%Corporate Tax Law No. 5520 | |
| Financial-sector corporate income tax rate | 30% (banks, financial leasing, factoring, financing, insurance, capital-market institutions)Corporate Tax Law No. 5520 | |
| Domestic minimum corporate tax | Effective 1 Jan 2025: corporate tax must be at least 10% of corporate income before certain exemptions/deductions; pay the higher of standard vs minimum calculationCorporate Tax Law No. 5520 | |
| Pillar Two global minimum tax | 15% QDMTT for MNE groups with consolidated revenue of EUR 750m or more; IIR from 2024 fiscal years, UTPR from 2025Corporate Tax Law No. 5520 (Pillar Two / GloBE rules) | |
| Tax base | Net accounting profit adjusted for non-deductible expenses, exemptions, deductions and prior-year loss carryforwardsCorporate Tax Law No. 5520 | |
| Loss carryforward |
Turkish corporate income tax applies a flat 25% rate (30% for banks and certain financial institutions). From 2025 a domestic minimum corporate tax and Pillar Two top-up rules also apply. Resident companies are taxed on worldwide income.
Other Turkey computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Tax losses may be carried forward up to 5 years; no carrybackCorporate Tax Law No. 5520 |
| Withholding tax — dividends | 15% on dividends paid to resident/non-resident individuals and non-resident companies (raised from 10% by Presidential Decree No. 9286, 22 Dec 2024)Corporate Tax Law No. 5520; Presidential Decree No. 9286 |
| Withholding tax — interest | 10% on interest paid to non-residents under domestic law (varies by instrument; treaty rates may reduce)Corporate Tax Law No. 5520 |
| Withholding tax — royalties | 20% on royalties paid to non-residents (treaty rates may reduce)Corporate Tax Law No. 5520 |
| Inter-company dividends (resident to resident) | Dividends between resident companies are generally exempt (participation exemption); no dividend WHT on distributions to resident corporationsCorporate Tax Law No. 5520 |
| Quarterly advance (provisional) tax | Advance corporate tax declared and paid quarterly by the 17th of the second month following each quarter; credited against annual liabilityCorporate Tax Law No. 5520 |
| Annual CIT return & payment deadline | Filed by end of the 4th month after year-end (30 April for calendar-year filers); tax payable by the end of that monthCorporate Tax Law No. 5520 |
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