Constitutional Court Decision No. K: 2025/107 on Political Party Financial Audit (Case E: 2022/2)
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The Turkish Constitutional Court (Anayasa Mahkemesi) issued Decision No. K: 2025/107 on 25 December 2025 in Case E: 2022/2, pertaining to the financial audit of political parties (Siyasi Parti Mali Denetimi). The Court exercises its constitutional mandate under Article 69 of the Turkish Constitution and Law No. 2820 on Political Parties to examine the annual income, expenditure, and asset declarations of registered political parties. The proceeding, initiated in 2022, culminated in a final ruling after a multi-year review of party financial records and compliance with transparency obligations under Turkish political finance law. The Court assessed whether the audited parties' income sources, campaign financing, and expenditures were lawful and duly declared. Decisions of this nature may result in findings of compliance, warnings, partial or full forfeiture of Treasury-funded public financial assistance (hazine yardımı), or in the most severe cases, referral to dissolution proceedings. The December 2025 ruling signals the completion of the audit cycle for the relevant fiscal year(s) under review.
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Key Changes
- Constitutional Court concluded a multi-year financial audit case (E: 2022/2) initiated in 2022 and decided on 25 December 2025
- The ruling (K: 2025/107) determines compliance or violations by audited political parties under Law No. 2820 and Article 69 of the Constitution
- Potential sanctions include partial or total forfeiture of state Treasury aid (hazine yardımı) allocated to non-compliant parties
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