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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2026

20-Year Tax Exemption In Turkey

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Turkey has introduced Law 7582, establishing an unprecedented 20-year income tax exemption for foreign-sourced income earned by individuals who relocate and become tax residents. This legislative milestone fundamentally reshapes the country's taxation framework for international investors, creating a long-term exemption mechanism that positions Turkey as a competitive global destination for high-net-worth individuals and digital nomads seeking favorable tax treatment combined with residence and investment o

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The Turkish Government has taken serious steps in attracting addiction more foreign investment into the country by introducing an unprecedented legislative milestone. The Law Numbered 7582, published in the Official Gazette dated June 4, 2026, and numbered 33270, has fundamentally revised the core taxation regulatory framework for international investors. The 20-Year Tax Exemption in Turkey for Foreign-Sourced Income has been introduced by the Turkish Government. It should be carefully reviewed by all foreign entrepreneurs. 

This landmark amendment creates a twenty-year income tax exemption for foreign-sourced income earned by real persons who relocate to the country under specific residency criteria. Navigating the cross-border compliance, residency definitions, and international asset restructuring required to secure this benefit demands elite legal strategy. If you are preparing to restructure your global wealth or relocate your operations under Law 7582, consulting a

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