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The Constitutional Court recently considered a claim that Article 136(1) of the Turkish Criminal Code is unconstitutional because there is no clear definition or limitation for the phrase "personal data".

The Petitioner initially sought to have the newspaper remove the news content from its online archive by sending a cease and desist letter.

A Turkish court recently accepted the existence of the Right to be Forgotten for the first time (2014/4-56 E, and 2015/1679 K, dated 17 June 2015).

Turkey's new Regulation on the Implementation of Land Use Planning establishes comprehensive procedures for soil conservation and land classification, introducing a tiered system for agricultural and non-agricultural land use.

Turkey has updated several provisions relating to establishing flat ownership and easements, as well as land use conversion. Under the changes, land registrations will now be based on electronic architectural projects...

Turkish legislation protects lessees by imposing comparatively higher thresholds on lessors to terminate fixed term leases.

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered which date should be used to assess a property's expropriation value.

The Constitutional Court recently considered a claim alleging violation of property rights under Article 35 of the Turkish Constitution (decision number 2013/4523, dated 16 September 2015).

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered a claim that an applicant's property rights had been violated regarding real estate for which it held a "title allocation deed", first obtained in 1985.

From 1 July 2016, certain Turkish tax payers with activities in the e-commerce sector will be required to supply information about the services they provide to the Ministry of Finance on a monthly basis...

From 1 January 2016, certain tradesmen, freelancers, farmers and merchants in Turkey must make receipts and payments over TRY 7,000 through an intermediary financial institution.

Turkey has amended withholding tax responsibilities for parties and intermediaries in taxable commercial transactions under the Tax Procedural Code.

Turkey has introduced a tax exemption for young entrepreneurs, under 29 years' old.

Foreign residents must now also apply for a Certificate of Residence, from the competent authorities in their own country.

Turkey has made a range of changes to taxes and fees. Stamp waiver is now waived for certain construction-related agreements and title deed fees are reduced until September 2017.

Amendments have been made to the Capital Movements Circular dated 2 May 2018 (the "Circular") by the letter of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance...

In this MTP for the period of 2023-2025, global, regional and macroeconomic targets and policies to be followed in economic and social fields are declared to the public.