Domestic Goods Certificate in Bursa

What's included

Preliminary eligibility check

We review whether your products and business meet the requirements, including your industrial registry and capacity report status.

Product-level cost analysis

We break down raw material, labour and production overheads by product to build the basis for the local content calculation.

Domestic vs imported inputs

We match the origin of inputs to invoices and customs documents so the calculation is fully evidenced.

Application file preparation

We prepare the forms, declarations and attachments required by the regulations, complete and consistent.

Chamber liaison

We respond promptly to requests for further information while the chamber reviews your application.

Validity and renewal tracking

We monitor the certificate's validity and plan renewals or additional products in good time.

Who is it for?

Manufacturers bidding in public tendersProducers aiming to supply public institutionsIndustrial businesses wanting to document their local contentCompanies whose certificate is due to expire or who want to add new products

How it works

Initial review

We look at your products, existing certificates and the tenders you are targeting.

Cost study

We prepare product-level cost and input origin data from your records.

File and application

We build the application file and manage the chamber process together with you.

Follow-up

Once issued, we track the certificate's validity and any changes in your cost structure.

Why Narin Şen Kaya, CPA?

The most critical part of a Domestic Goods Certificate application is cost data that is consistent with the books and backed by documents. SMMM Narin Şen Kaya prepares these calculations as an accountant who already knows your records closely. The process is digital and transparent, so you always know what has been done. Direct, one-on-one communication means requests for additional information are answered without delay.

Frequently asked questions

What documents are needed for a Domestic Goods Certificate?

Applications usually require a valid Industrial Registry Certificate and capacity report, together with product-level cost and local content information. Depending on the product, further documents may be needed. We review the current requirements under the legislation and the chamber's practice and give you a tailored document checklist.

How is the local content ratio calculated?

The calculation separates the domestic and foreign-origin components of a product's cost using the method set out in the regulations. This means raw material purchases, labour and overheads need to be tracked accurately at product level. We prepare the calculation from your records in a way that can be verified.

How long is the certificate valid?

The validity period is set by the regulations, and the certificate must be renewed when it expires. If your cost structure changes significantly, the certificate should also be reassessed. We add expiry dates to our calendar and start renewal preparations early.