[85085] Turkey launches a new framework for tax debt settlement with installments of up to 72 payments

A new framework for easing the tax burden in Turkey

The Turkish government recently published a significant reform intended to ease the burden on tax debtors, allowing for long-term debt repayment. According to the report by Sondakika Haber Gündem, principles have been established for an arrangement allowing "installment payments of up to 72 months" for those who have accrued debts to the tax authorities.

Simultaneously, the channel Haber Gündem emphasizes that debtors should pay attention to the deadline, as this is a critical opportunity to rectify their financial situation. According to the channel, the main change includes a "change in guarantee conditions" as well as addressing a debt ceiling of 10 million Turkish Lira, which serves as a key milestone in the new procedure.

According to official information from the Turkish Ministry of Treasury and Finance, debts whose maturity date passed before June 5, 2026, are now included in the settlement program. This is a broad initiative aimed at assisting businesses and citizens in coping with past debts under favorable interest rate conditions. Those interested in settling their debts must submit a formal application by August 31, 2026.

Both channels, which focus on economic news and current updates in Turkey, emphasize the importance of meeting the schedule set in the state records in order to benefit from these advantages.