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With the Tax Procedure Law General Communiqué (Serial No: 593) published by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Revenue Administration, an important regulation regarding new generation payment recording devices (YN POS devices) has come into force.
With this regulation, it is made possible to issue electronic documents via YN POS devices in order to support the digital transformation of businesses, expand the use of electronic documents, and strengthen tax compliance processes.
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Author Selma Kıy, Category Taxation Law
Under Article 1 of the provisional provisions of Law No. 7578 on Amendments to the Social Services Law and Certain Other Laws, it is stipulated that employees whose 24-week maternity period has not been completed as of April 1, 2026 may be granted up to 8 weeks of additional maternity leave, provided certain conditions are met.
Author Selma Kıy, Category Social Security Law and Legislation, Labor Law
E-Ledger and ledger certificate files that were required to be created, signed, and uploaded to the Revenue Administration system by May 11, 2026, have had their deadlines extended until June 10, 2026.
The following processes are included within the scope of this extension:
The Circular No. 2026/12 dated May 7, 2026 published by the Social Security Institution ("SSI"), provides significant explanations regarding the implementation of the meal allowance exemption. The Circular explains in detail the circumstances under which meal benefits provided by employers to employees may be included in earnings subject to social security premiums.
Author Taylan Ege Günel, Category Social Security Law and Legislation