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Exemption for Business Offices and Permanent Establishments located<br />

abroad<br />

Following conditions are required in order to have corporate tax exemption for<br />

corporate income obtained through business offices or permanent establishments<br />

located abroad;<br />

• According to the tax laws of the country, at least 15% of income and corporate<br />

tax-related total tax burden,<br />

• Transferring the profit of the relevant accounting period until the tax declaration<br />

is due,<br />

• If the principal activity of the participating company is finance, inclusive of financial<br />

leasing, provision of insurance services or investment in securities, having<br />

similar corporate tax rate with Turkey.<br />

Participation Exemption<br />

Following incomes are exempt from corporate income tax:<br />

• The profits gained from the participation in the capital of another corporation<br />

which holds fully liable taxpayer status,<br />

• Dividends obtained from founding shares and other usufruct shares that enable<br />

another institution subject to full tax liability to participate in profit,<br />

• Profit shares of investment fund participation shares and venture capital investment<br />

trusts which are subject to full taxpayer fund<br />

• The participation shares of other funds and investment trusts and the dividends<br />

from shares cannot be benefited from the participation exemption.<br />

The regulation covers the dividends from shares obtained by the corporations only<br />

by participating in the capital of the corporations subject to full taxpayer status.<br />

There is no difference in applying the exemption whether the corporation receiving<br />

the dividend is subject to full or limited taxpayer status.

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