Turkey Law Updates — Tracked in Real Time
Legiseye monitors Turkish law and regulation in real time, covering the Official Gazette (Resmî Gazete), BDDK (Banking Regulation), SPK (Capital Markets), EPDK (Energy Market), and the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Every update is AI-processed and delivered in plain English and Turkish so compliance teams can act fast without reading the full gazette.
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Law on Amending Certain Laws
This law introduces changes to several existing statutes affecting taxation, higher education, social security, and administrative procedures in Turkey. Significant changes include adjustments in tax deductions related to advertising for gambling games, new exemptions for institutions in Value-Added Tax, and alterations in tax obligations for offshore and free zones. The law also clarifies the state's authority to vary its contribution to unemployment insurance. Additionally, adjustments have been made to ease financial obligations for disaster-affected regions, particularly concerning housing and business loans.
Regulation Amending the Regulation on Pharmaceutical Warehouses and Products in Pharmaceutical Warehouses
This regulation updates the procedures for documenting deficiencies found in pharmaceutical warehouses during inspections. It allows these records to be electronically stored. Additionally, it introduces the requirement to keep a specific fee receipt under Turkish tax law. It particularly impacts pharmaceutical warehouse managers and personnel.
Konya Metropolitan Municipality Zoning Regulation
This law sets guidelines for building and development within the boundaries of Konya Metropolitan Municipality. It aims to ensure that construction projects comply with planning, engineering, health, and sustainable environmental standards. The regulation impacts developers, architects, and builders working within the municipality, with specific provisions regarding minimum parcel sizes, building heights, and other construction criteria.
Amendment on the Inward Processing Regime Communique (Export: 2006/12) (Export: 2026/2)
This law offers businesses in Turkey a time extension for closing accounts on import processing permissions issued before a certain date. If companies apply within six months, they may receive an extension of up to half the original duration for most goods or up to one month for specific tariff categories. This change affects how businesses manage their import-export operations and requires timely application for extensions.
Regulation on the Application of Tariff Quotas for Corn Imports
This law sets up a tariff quota system for corn imports into Turkey. Importers need to apply according to the customs declaration number to use these quotas. It aims to streamline the application and distribution process for tariff quotas.
Foreign Exchange Rates and Daily Values of Government Securities Determined by the Central Bank
This law provides daily updates on foreign exchange rates and the values of government securities as determined by Turkey's Central Bank. It is primarily useful for businesses and investors dealing with foreign currencies or government bonds.
Regulation on Vessels Operating in Köyceğiz Lake and Dalyan Canals
This regulation outlines the technical specifications and operational rules for boats in Köyceğiz Lake and the Dalyan Canals to protect the area's ecological value and prevent pollution. It establishes a governing board and a technical committee to oversee boat traffic, enforce rules, and ensure compliance with environmental guidelines.
Amendment to the Communiqué on Surveillance in Imports (Communiqué No: 2026/17)
This amendment updates the table in the first article of the existing regulation on import surveillance, with changes aimed at adjusting oversight procedures. The law affects businesses engaged in importing goods into Turkey, requiring them to comply with the newly updated surveillance standards in their import operations. The changes will take effect 30 days after publication, allowing entities to prepare for the adaptation period.
–– Anayasa Mahkemesinin 25/12/2025 Tarihli ve E: 2023/21 (Siyasi Parti Mali Denetimi), K: 2025/133 Sayılı Kararı
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–– Anayasa Mahkemesinin 15/1/2026 Tarihli ve E: 2024/6 (Değişik İşler), K: 2026/1 Sayılı Kararı
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often are Turkish laws updated?
Turkey publishes new laws, decrees, and regulations almost every day through the Official Gazette (Resmî Gazete). Sectoral regulators such as BDDK, SPK, and EPDK also publish additional guidance and circulars throughout the week. Legiseye scans all of these sources every two hours.
Is the content available in English?
Yes. Every Turkish law update on Legiseye is automatically summarized in plain English using AI. You can read the original Turkish text alongside the English summary, making it easy for international legal and compliance teams to stay informed without language barriers.
Which sectors does Legiseye cover for Turkey?
Legiseye covers all major sectors regulated in Turkey: banking and finance (BDDK), capital markets (SPK), energy (EPDK), data protection (KVKK), employment, tax, real estate, environmental law, and parliamentary legislation from the Turkish Grand National Assembly. New sectors are added as Legiseye expands its source coverage.
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