Regulation Amending the Regulation on Social Insurance Procedures
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This regulation amends the rules on how meal allowances are handled in the context of social insurance. It sets the amount of daily meal expenses that can be covered at 300 Turkish liras per day when meals are not provided directly at the workplace. This allowance will be adjusted annually based on a specified revaluation rate. The new regulation is effective from April 17, 2026, impacting employers and employees who utilize meal allowances.
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Key Changes
- Sets a 300 TL daily meal allowance when meals are not provided at the workplace.
- Annual adjustment of the allowance based on a revaluation rate.
- Effective from April 17, 2026.
Obligations
What this law requires
Employers must provide a daily meal allowance of up to 300 Turkish liras for employees when meals are not provided on-site.
Employers must adjust the daily meal allowance each year based on the annual revaluation rate specified in the Tax Procedure Law.
Employers must ensure that any adjustments to the meal allowance do not consider fractions exceeding 5% of the determined amount.