Foreign-Owned Companies in Bursa | SMMM Narin Şen Kaya

What's included

Company formation support

We coordinate with lawyers and notaries on choosing the company type, preparing incorporation documents and registration.

Tax numbers for foreign shareholders

We manage the process of obtaining Turkish tax identification numbers for foreign individual or corporate shareholders.

Foreign direct investment notifications

We track and file the information notifications required by law through the Ministry of Industry and Technology system.

Accounting and tax filings

We keep your books and handle tax returns and e-invoicing obligations in full compliance with Turkish rules.

Management reporting

We prepare regular financial summaries for overseas shareholders and headquarters, in English where needed.

Work permit coordination

We help prepare the company financial information required for work permit applications for foreign staff.

Who is it for?

Foreign investors planning to set up a new company in TurkeyTurkish companies with, or planning to take on, foreign shareholdersInternational businesses running manufacturing, trade or representative operations in BursaCompanies that employ, or plan to employ, foreign nationals

How it works

Initial assessment

We listen to your investment plans, shareholder structure and business activity, and map out the right route.

Documents and formation

We identify the legalisation and translation requirements for foreign documents and prepare the formation file with the relevant specialists.

Registrations and notifications

We complete tax registration, e-invoicing enrolment and foreign investment notifications within the statutory time frames.

Ongoing support

We run your accounting, filings and reporting and keep you informed of legislative changes as they happen.

Why Narin Şen Kaya, CPA?

What foreign investors need most is a reliable, reachable point of contact. With SMMM Narin Şen Kaya, you deal directly with one person and get clear, timely answers to your questions. A digital workflow makes it easy for shareholders in different countries to access documents and reports remotely. The process stays transparent, and obligations are planned and communicated well before they fall due.

Frequently asked questions

How can a foreign company set up a business in Turkey?

As a rule, foreign investors can establish limited or joint-stock companies on the same terms as Turkish nationals. Key steps include legalising and translating foreign documents, obtaining tax numbers for shareholders and handling capital contributions. We recommend working with a lawyer on the legal structure and with us on the financial side, in close coordination.

Are there notifications to make after incorporation?

Turkey's foreign direct investment legislation requires foreign-owned companies to report certain information to the relevant ministry system. The scope and timing depend on the company's circumstances. We monitor these obligations for you, prepare the necessary data and make sure the notifications are filed on time.

Can I receive reports in English?

Yes. Statutory records are kept in Turkish, but summary reports for management and shareholders, as well as key correspondence, can be provided in English on request. We agree on the content and frequency of reporting based on what your headquarters needs.