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WHAT IS A PERSONAL COMPANY? HOW TO INSTALL?

What is a Private Company?

A sole proprietorship is an organization known as "Sole Proprietorship" in English and known worldwide with the abbreviation "SP". This type of organization is a business owned and operated by a single person. In types of organizations where the partnership element is at the forefront, each partner has unlimited liability, and this responsibility means that they are unlimitedly responsible for the debts and obligations of the company, including their personal assets.

According to the Turkish Commercial Code, those who intend to establish a sole proprietorship company can open one of the types of ordinary company, limited liability company or collective company. Among these company types, sole proprietorships are generally the simplest and least costly. In limited partnerships, one or more partners are responsible for the company's debts only up to the capital they contribute, while the other partners have unlimited liability. In collective companies, all partners have unlimited liability.

A sole proprietorship is one of the easiest business types to open in terms of cost, taxation and establishment method. These conveniences include low establishment costs and simple accounting and tax procedures. For this reason, it is not a coincidence that entrepreneurs who enter business for the first time often prefer sole proprietorships. Additionally, sole proprietorships are popular among entrepreneurs because their decision-making processes are fast and flexible.

In summary, establishing a sole proprietorship is an ideal starting point, especially for those who are new to the world of commerce. Both cost advantages and ease of management are the main reasons why such companies are widely preferred.

What are the characteristics of a sole proprietorship company?

Those who want to establish a private company must first make sure that this type of company is suitable for the trade they want to do. A sole proprietorship is a type of company that covers commercial activities carried out by individuals in partnership and has certain characteristics. The characteristics of a sole proprietorship company can be briefly listed as follows:

• Each partner must be real persons. It can be opened by one or more partners. This ensures that the company is managed by people with individual responsibility.
• Since partners have unlimited liability, they are responsible for the company's debts based on their own assets. This requires partners to seriously evaluate their financial responsibilities.
• Personal labor or commercial reputation can be offered as capital other than the limited partner. This allows the company's capital structure to be flexible.
• In order to change the company's articles of association, all partners must agree. This requires the agreement of all partners for major changes in the company.
• Sole proprietorships whose capital is not divided into shares can only be opened for commercial enterprise purposes. This means that the company's activities must be for the purpose of generating commercial profits.
• Since all partners have equal voting rights, they have the right to represent or supervise the management. This ensures that the principle of equality is adopted in company management.
• The taxpayers are not the company, that is, a legal entity, but the partners, that is, real persons. This requires partners to fulfill their tax responsibilities individually.
• It is mandatory to include the name and surname of at least one of the partners in the company's commercial name. This ensures that the company's identity is clear.
• In this type of company established only by registration and announcement, it is not necessary to allocate a reserve fund according to the law. This provides flexibility in the financial management of the company.
• Establishing a sole proprietorship is an easy process that can even be done via e-government. This allows entrepreneurs to establish a company quickly and practically.
• There is no minimum capital requirement for startup. This makes it possible to start a company even with small capital.
• When one of the partners wants to transfer his share, the transfer process can be difficult because all other partners must approve. This increases the trust and commitment of company partners to each other.

Establishing a sole proprietorship may be a suitable option, especially for small and medium-sized businesses. This type of company allows partners to actively engage in business activities and manage their business independently. However, due to features such as unlimited liability, it is important for those considering establishing a sole proprietorship to make a careful evaluation and take risks.

Who can establish a sole proprietorship company?

To establish a sole proprietorship, it is sufficient to be over 18 years old. Anyone who has reached this age can establish a sole proprietorship company. However, the situation is different for those who are civil servants. Due to obstacles determined by law, civil servants cannot establish a sole proprietorship company; but in some special cases and under certain conditions they may be common. There are no legal obstacles to establishing a sole proprietorship for retired individuals or insured employees. Retired individuals can easily start their own businesses. Insured employees can establish a sole proprietorship company unless otherwise stated in the employment contract. However, if there is a clause in the employment contract of the insured employee stating that he cannot establish a company, the situation changes. If such a clause exists, if the employee still opens a company, the employer has the right to dismiss the employee without compensation. The employer's exercise of this right depends on the provisions in the employment contract, and therefore it is important for employees to carefully review their employment contracts.

How to Establish a Private Company?

If you are thinking of starting a business, you must first collect all the documents required for a sole proprietorship. After collecting these documents, you must apply to the tax office. You can quickly establish a company with Ifasturk or take all these steps yourself. The steps to be taken in the process of establishing a sole proprietorship company are as follows in detail:

1. First, many documents such as residence certificate, identity information of the founders, signature circular are collected completely. It is important that these documents are accurate and complete.
2. Then, after the company is registered, an application is made to the relevant tax office to obtain a tax account number. This tax account number is required for official recognition of your company.
3. Ledgers are purchased and notarized; In this step, the attendance report is prepared and the tax account number is obtained. Notarization is mandatory for the official validity of documents.
4. A cash register plate and tax plate are obtained along with the tax account number. These signs are legal documents that you must keep in your workplace.
5. Commercial documents such as invoices, delivery notes and expense slips are provided. These documents are official documents that you will use in your business processes.
6. Your workplace is registered in the commercial registry by placing an advertisement in the commercial registry gazette. Additionally, business-related chamber of commerce registration is completed. These records are necessary for your business to be officially recognized.
7. Finally, after obtaining a business opening certificate and operating license, applications are made to social security institutions such as SGK and BAĞ-KUR. These applications are necessary to ensure the social security rights of your employees.

By following all these steps carefully, you can establish your sole proprietorship and start business life.

Establishing a Private Company with e-government

There are certain steps to be followed to open a sole proprietorship company via e-government. When these steps are followed correctly, the process becomes easier to complete: First, log in to the Interactive Tax Office using your e-government password and username.

• After logging in, click on the Registry Notifications option from the Transactions menu, and then click on the Notification of Commencement steps.
• In the form that appears, all job-related information is carefully filled and confirmed in 5 steps.
• The attendance date information sent to your mobile phone must be noted.
• Whether you apply online or go directly to the tax office to open a sole proprietorship company, you will definitely have to go through the audit of the polling officer. Within the scope of Tax Office inspection procedures, polling officers come to the workplace and make inventory registration, sign registration, workplace and document certification. Following these audits, your tax plate is created with your name, surname and, optionally, commercial name. After the tax plate is received, other bureaucratic procedures such as invoice printing, cash register, license, SSI and chamber registration procedures are completed.

By following these processes carefully, you can establish your private company without any problems. Although online applications save time, it should not be forgotten that physical inspections are also important.

What You Need to Know About Establishing a Private Company

The following information about the requirements for opening a sole proprietorship may make your job easier:

• After the company opening is completed, you can change the address of the MERSİS private company. Trying to change the address during establishment may cause problems. It will be useful to prepare the necessary documents in advance to complete the address change process.
• In order to track the income and expenses of the business, you need to open a sole proprietorship bank account. When the company establishment is completed, a bank account is opened before starting commercial activities. When opening your bank account, you should also have additional documents ready that may be requested by the bank. Additionally, after opening your bank account, you can facilitate your financial transactions by taking advantage of online banking services.
• You must have a stamp made after the opening of the company to be used in documents. Name and surname are mandatory on the sole proprietorship stamp sample. Telephone, address, tax office number and company registration number can also be added. When making a stamp, you should pay attention to the quality of the material to be used and ensure that the stamp is durable. It is also recommended that you keep a backup of your stamp in order to avoid any disruption in your transactions.

What are the Documents Required to Establish a Private Company?

1. Although the documents required to open a sole proprietorship may vary depending on the application method and the number of partners, they are generally as follows:
• Application form for company opening obtained from the tax office or online,
• Photocopy of identity card of each partner, (2)
• Passport photo of each partner, taken within 6 months (2)
• Signature declaration received from the notary, (2)
• Residence certificate, (2)
• A photocopy of the lease or title deed of the workplace,
• Power of attorney stating that you are authorized for intermediaries.

The process of opening a sole proprietorship usually begins with the preparation of these basic documents. However, depending on specific circumstances and application form, additional documents may be requested. In order for the preparation process to proceed smoothly, it is of great importance that the necessary documents are submitted completely and completely.

2. Şahıs şirketi banka hesabı açmak için gerekli belgeler şunlardır:
• Photocopy of the tax plate of the workplace,
• Photocopy of partners' identity cards,
• Signature circular of partners,
• Activity certificate of the Chamber of Commerce to which the workplace is affiliated.

In bank account opening processes, additional documents may be requested in addition to these documents, according to the bank's own procedures. In order for the financial transactions of the business to be carried out properly, the process of opening a bank account must be completed meticulously.

If you are planning to open a company, you may need financial support. If you need support for your business, you can benefit from special support for SMEs by taking out a loan from banks for company opening or post-opening. These supports often help businesses overcome the financial difficulties they face in their early stages.

3. The documents that banks generally request during sole proprietorship loan applications are as follows:
• Registry Gazette announcement, registry certification, Chamber registry certificate,
• Company articles of association, tax certificate,
• Signature circular of the partners, photocopies of IDs, residence and property documents,
• SGK service statement,
• Current year detailed trial balance, provisional tax returns,
• Business ledger account for the last 3 years. (for those who keep books)

The documents required by banks for loan applications are necessary to evaluate the financial situation and credibility of the business. With these documents, banks examine the loan repayment capacity and financial structure of the business. Therefore, it is important to prepare all necessary documents completely and accurately before applying for a loan.

What are the Types of Private Companies?

Before applying, it is very important that you learn which sole proprietorships are sole proprietorships and choose the right commercial organization. Every business entity has its own advantages and disadvantages, so you need to make careful evaluation. The characteristics of a sole proprietorship may vary depending on its type, and each type has its own legal and financial obligations. Private companies are classified as follows according to the Turkish Commercial Code:

• Organized Company: The ordinary person company type is one of the most common types of organizations that do not have legal personality and do not have to be registered. Such companies can be established with two or more partners, and the partners are responsible for the assets of the company. In ordinary companies, taxation is done through the personal tax identification numbers of the partners, since the company does not have its own tax identification number. These types of companies are generally preferred by small businesses or family businesses and their establishment procedures are quite simple. Trust and cooperation between partners are critical to the success of the joint stock company. In addition, the financial structures of ordinary companies are generally more flexible, allowing quick decisions to be made in business processes.


• Collective Company: It is a type of sole proprietorship company established by two or more people and where the partners have individual responsibilities. Since these types of companies offer the opportunity to be established with an unlimited number of partners, they are very suitable for organizations that aim to increase the number of stakeholders. The capital of the company is covered by the financial support provided by the partners, and this ensures that the responsibilities are distributed according to the share ratio of the partners. In collective companies, since all partners have a say in the management, each partner has the opportunity to influence the activities of the company. In such companies, none of the partners can do business independently without the permission of the other partners, and this ensures a more disciplined internal order and functioning of the company.


• Ordinary Limited Company: In the type of company established with two or more partners, there is a limit of liability between the partners. In such companies, the responsibilities of partners are regulated within the framework of certain rules. While natural persons are considered to have unlimited liability, other persons have limited liability. Natural persons who have unlimited liability, that is, partners who are personally responsible for all debts, are called limited partners. On the other hand, limited partners with limited liability are only obliged to contribute capital and do not have to be real persons, they can also be legal entities. In the activities of the company, these two different types of responsibilities are clearly separated and each partner acts within the limits of his own responsibility. In addition, the name and surname of at least one of the partners are included in the trade name indicating the company type, which emphasizes the identity and responsibility structure of the company.

What are the Advantages of Establishing a Private Company?

A sole proprietorship is among the most preferred organizations due to its many advantages. The advantages offered by such companies make them very attractive to entrepreneurs and small business owners. Briefly, the advantages can be listed as follows:

• Ease of establishment and closure: Since the sole proprietorship is the fastest type of company to be established and closed, it is the first choice of those who want to establish a home office sole proprietorship. There is a multi-day setup process that makes it easy to jump into trading quickly. This process offers a great advantage for entrepreneurs because bureaucratic processes and paperwork are kept to a minimum. When the commercial activities of a sole proprietorship company are desired to be terminated, the closing process of the sole proprietorship can be completed within 2 days without much hassle. This fast and practical process provides great convenience in terms of both the establishment and closing of businesses. At the same time, it allows great savings in terms of time and cost.


• Low accounting fee: Since sole proprietorships are not complex structures and are generally located at the first level of taxation, their accounting is quite easy. These types of companies provide business owners with great convenience in managing accounting transactions. You can do accounting on your own, or if you do not have sufficient knowledge on this subject, you can hire accountants for very low prices. Accountants can provide you with professional support regarding tax returns, income-expense tracking and other financial transactions, making it easier to maintain the financial health of your business.


• Low book certification fee: Private company expenses and income are kept in detail in the book. This ledger allows all financial movements to be monitored. The annual book certification fee is lower compared to other types of companies and therefore it is more cost-effective for sole proprietorships. In addition, since sole proprietorships will be taxed gradually, it provides a significant advantage in terms of budget. This allows business owners to make their financial planning more flexibly. The savings achieved by reducing extra expenses make it easier to invest capital in business development projects and innovative initiatives. In this way, the growth and development potential of companies increases and their competitiveness increases.


• Ease of management: Management is easy in sole proprietorships as they are usually opened with 1 or 2 people. In this type of company, which does not have a complex structure, the concentration of management in a small number of people allows the decision-making process to accelerate. In this way, it becomes easier to seize opportunities and act solution-oriented in crisis situations. In addition, centralizing the management in a small number of people allows for more direct and effective communication between employees. This situation positively affects the motivation and productivity of employees by increasing internal harmony and cooperation. In addition, since there are fewer bureaucratic processes in sole proprietorships, business processes can be carried out more quickly and flexibly.


• Progressive taxation: The tax burden increases gradually depending on earnings, and less tax is paid for lower earnings.


• Low cost: The establishment costs of a sole proprietorship are low and it does not need to be opened with capital. Therefore, even if you do not have any savings, you have the chance to step into business life. Thanks to this low-cost organization, you can quickly enter the business world without taking on large financial burdens and without the need for long-term preparation processes. In addition, since the procedures for establishing a sole proprietorship company are quite simple and understandable, you can complete your transactions in a short time without dealing with bureaucratic obstacles. These advantages create an attractive starting point for entrepreneurs.


• Easy invoicing: Since the sole proprietorship company is legally obliged to issue invoices, it can use one of the e-invoice or physical invoice options to perform this transaction. Which method to choose depends on the needs and preferences of the business. Since they generally only need to issue invoices, keeping accounting transactions, tracking income and expenses, and completing sales transactions is simpler and less time-consuming than other types of companies. This allows sole proprietorship owners to manage their business more easily and focus more on their other businesses.

These characteristics of sole proprietorships make them an ideal option for many entrepreneurs and small business owners.

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What are the Disadvantages of Establishing a Sole Proprietorship Company?

While sole proprietorships have many advantages in terms of setup, cost and management, you may also need to consider some disadvantages if you aim to grow. These disadvantages stand out as some of the problems that private companies may encounter during the growth process. Briefly, the disadvantages of sole proprietorships can be listed as follows:

• Increasing taxes: Private company tax rates are determined according to the company's income level, and these rates are updated by the Ministry of Finance at the end of each year. For this reason, while you pay low taxes in the beginning, you can suddenly move to the upper tax bracket as your earnings increase over time. This is a common situation, especially for fast-growing companies. This sudden change in tax bracket may cause you to have difficulties in financial management as you start earning more. Therefore, anticipating and being prepared for future income increases and associated tax liabilities is an important part of financial planning. Additionally, you can manage this process more effectively by working with a financial advisor.


• Low prestige: Since sole proprietorships have low prestige in the eyes of banks, it is possible that you may not encounter the results you want when it comes to getting a loan. This is due to the fact that sole proprietorships are perceived as less financially reliable. Since banks have less trust in sole proprietorships and question the repayment capacity of such businesses, they are more cautious and careful when issuing loans of the desired amount. Therefore, sole proprietorship owners may need to provide more documentation and explain their financial situation in more detail on their loan applications.


• High liability: You will always be responsible for the company's debts with your own assets. This means that your personal assets may be at risk if the company's financial condition worsens. For example, your home, car or money in the bank may be seized due to unpaid loans, taxes or debts. Such situations can negatively affect not only your business life, but also your personal life. Therefore, it is extremely important to be careful and foresight in company management. Fulfilling your financial responsibilities on time can help you minimize such risks.


• Difficult institutionalization: If you want to institutionalize by expanding your business, this may not be as easy as you think in the sole proprietorship type. Due to the low reputation of such companies, many sole proprietorships have difficulty finding investors, obtaining loans and providing financial support. Additionally, they may encounter various obstacles in their steps towards institutionalization. These obstacles often make it difficult to implement projects that are larger in scale and require more resources, which can hold you back in achieving your goals of growing your business and expanding into larger markets.


• Difficulty in transfer: In a private company, every stakeholder has the right to transfer shares, but this right can be exercised subject to many rules. When you want to leave the company by transferring your share to someone else, all partners must first approve this. It is not possible to carry out this transaction without the approval of all partners. If even one of the partners does not approve, the share transfer cannot be made and this will prevent the shareholder's exit process. Share transfer is a sensitive process that requires trust and harmony between partners, and therefore the consent of all parties involved is important.

What are Sole Proprietorship Tax Rates?

Sole proprietorship tax brackets change every year depending on income level. These changes are determined by economic conditions and government policies. The table of sole proprietorship income tax rates for 2024 is as follows:

Various tax exemptions and BAĞ-KUR support are available for young entrepreneurs who are establishing a company for the first time and are under the age of 29. Young entrepreneurs included in this scope do not pay tax for up to 230,000 TL of their earnings for three years. Additionally, BAĞ-KUR premiums of entrepreneurs are covered by the state for one year. These supports are offered to young entrepreneurs to ease their financial burden and enable them to grow their businesses faster. To learn more and how you can benefit from these supports, you can take a look at our article called "Young Entrepreneur Support Guide".

What Taxes Does a Sole Proprietorship Pay?

The taxes paid by sole proprietorships are limited compared to other types of companies and consist of certain taxes. These taxes can be listed as follows:

• Value Added Tax (VAT): The VAT amount applied by the state to products and services is added to the invoice and collected on its behalf. In fact, VAT is an amount that you collect but does not belong to you. This tax is calculated every month on the invoices issued during purchase and sale transactions made through accounting or financial advisor. During the calculation process, the VAT amount you pay during expenses is deducted from the VAT amount you receive. In this way, the net VAT amount obtained by the state is determined and declared to the relevant tax office. Accurate calculation and timely payment of VAT is of great importance for the financial health of your business.


• Income Tax: The tax amount you are obliged to pay to the government on your earnings is called income tax. Income tax involves having to pay a certain percentage of your earnings to the government. As your earnings increase, tax rates increase gradually and thanks to this grading system, you will be included in the upper tax bracket. This means that individuals with higher income levels must pay higher rates of income tax. Therefore, as your earnings increase, the amount of tax you have to pay also increases. For more information, you can check out the details about income tax.


• Withholding Taxes: 20% of many items such as workplace rent, salary payments to personnel, legal and accounting expenses are taxed as withholding tax. These items constitute a significant part of the operating costs and are calculated separately for each item and paid to the state. However, if you own the workplace, rent withholding tax is not included in taxation and in this case, you can save on rent expenses. Additionally, if you have established a sole proprietorship using a virtual office, you do not have to pay rent withholding tax. Using a virtual office offers the opportunity to both reduce costs and manage your business more flexibly.


• Stamp Duty: Stamp duty is a type of tax that is fixed and calculated when preparing official transactions and official documents. This type of tax is fixed at a certain rate and occurs by issuing different documents during official transactions. The type of company, that is, whether the business is joint stock, limited or another type, does not change the stamp duty rate. Therefore, the same rates apply to all companies and these rates are determined according to certain legal regulations.


• Provisional Tax: The company's income and expenses are calculated in detail and the net profit is determined based on the difference between these two items. This calculated amount must be paid regularly every 3 months. Since sole proprietorships pay through provisional tax, the calculation is made based on 15% of the earnings. Therefore, company owners must make periodic preparations and make the necessary payments on time. Additionally, there are various accounting rules and procedures that must be taken into consideration during these calculations.

These taxes are designed to enable private companies to fulfill their financial obligations and to increase the state's tax revenues.

Cost of Establishing a Private Company

In the process of establishing a company, you need to pay many different items such as the tax office, notary and accountant. In this process, the cost of establishing a sole proprietorship also varies due to fees changing every year. For example, the average cost of opening a sole proprietorship in 2024 is around 2,700 TL.

1. The main fees included in the cost of establishing a sole proprietorship company are:
• Signature declaration fee: Between 400-500 TL,
• Accountant power of attorney fee: Approximately 1000 TL,
• Business opening fee: 900-1200 TL.



If you want to establish your company economically and easily, you can choose Ifasturk. With Ifasturk, you can avoid many hassles and payment issues and easily open a sole proprietorship. After completing the process of establishing a sole proprietorship company, you can finalize the process by signing the audit officer sent by the tax office.

In addition to the process of establishing a sole proprietorship company, the company's expense reporting transactions are also among the important financial issues that need to be considered. These expenses are of great importance for the sustainability of your business and tax advantages.

2. The cost of establishing a sole proprietorship is as follows:
• Stamp duty for monthly VAT declaration: 308.30 TL,
• Stamp tax on quarterly withholding tax return: 308.30 TL,
• Quarterly provisional income tax return stamp duty: 308.30 TL,
• Annual income tax return stamp tax: 467.20 TL.



Meeting these tax obligations is important for the proper operation of your business and compliance with legal requirements. Therefore, by planning your costs and expenses in advance, you can manage your company more sustainably and efficiently.

What is the difference between a sole proprietorship company and a limited company?

The differences between a sole proprietorship company and a limited company can be summarized as follows:

• Liability: In a sole proprietorship company, the business owner is responsible for all of the company's debts with his own assets. This means that the owner of a sole proprietorship may have to use his or her personal assets when the company cannot pay its debts. In a limited company, each partner is only responsible in proportion to the capital he has invested and cannot be held responsible for his personal assets. This gives partners the advantage of protecting their personal assets.


• Capital: While a sole proprietorship company can be established without requiring capital, a certain capital is required for a limited company. A sole proprietorship can be established with a low budget, which can be an attractive option for new entrepreneurs. However, the opening cost of a limited company is higher, which requires larger and more serious capital investments. This is a factor to consider depending on the size and objectives of the business.


• Number of Partners: While a sole proprietorship can be established and managed by a single person, limited companies must have at least two partners. This allows the limited company to have a more collective structure and offers the advantage of bringing together different perspectives in business management.


• Management: While management is generally held by a single person in sole proprietorships, limited companies have many different bodies such as the board of directors and the general assembly. These bodies enable the company to be managed in a more systematic and organized manner. While the board of directors makes the company's strategic decisions, the general assembly usually meets for more comprehensive and long-term decisions.


• Decision: In private companies, decisions can be made and implemented by a single person. This enables fast and flexible decision-making. However, decision-making processes in limited companies are more complex and depend on the voting rights and ratio of the partners. While this provides a more democratic structure, it can cause decision-making processes to take longer.


• Accounting: Accounting for sole proprietorships can generally be done more simply and at affordable prices. This provides a cost advantage for small businesses. The accounting procedures of limited companies are more complex and are constantly audited. This is essential for businesses with larger and more complex business processes.


• Confidentiality: In sole proprietorships, the rate of confidentiality is high and the need for transparency is low. The business owner does not have to share information about the business. In limited companies, the audit of every move should be transparent and company confidentiality should be kept to a minimum. This provides a more trustworthy environment for partners and investors.

After establishing your business as a sole proprietorship in the first place, you can choose to convert the sole proprietorship into a limited liability company according to your growth needs. Although the process of converting a sole proprietorship into a limited liability company is complicated, this step may be necessary if you want to grow your business and achieve larger goals. In this process, you can carry out the conversion process more easily and quickly by benefiting from professional consultancy services.

 In conclusion;

Establishing a sole proprietorship is an ideal starting point for entrepreneurs who want to step into the world of commerce. The establishment process is simpler and more cost-effective than other types of companies. While the sole proprietorship allows individuals to conduct their business activities independently, it is popular among entrepreneurs with its low start-up costs and simple accounting procedures.

However, it is important for those considering establishing a sole proprietorship to consider risks such as unlimited liability. Being responsible for company debts with personal assets requires serious consideration of financial responsibilities. Therefore, before you decide to establish a sole proprietorship, you should make a detailed evaluation and carefully fulfill all the requirements.

Establishing a sole proprietorship may be a suitable option for small and medium-sized businesses. With this type of company, entrepreneurs can manage their business quickly and flexibly and take solid steps in the world of commerce.

 Complete Your Company Establishment Easily with Ifasturk

The process of establishing a sole proprietorship can be complex and time-consuming. However, with Ifasturk, you can complete this process quickly and smoothly. Ifasturk helps you prepare all the documents you need and take the necessary steps during the company establishment process. Our professional team supports you at every step, making your work easier and saving you time. By establishing your company with Ifasturk, you can step into your business life safely. Contact us now and make your dream job come true!

Mesut SENEL | Ifasturk CEO

Independent Accountant Financial Advisor