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Start a Company in Turkey: Your Trusted CPA Partner for Foreign Investors

Start a Company in Turkey: Your Trusted CPA Partner for Foreign Investors

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Start a Company in Turkey: Your Trusted CPA Partner for Foreign Investors

Start a Company in Turkey: Your Trusted CPA Partner for Foreign Investors

Why Global Consultants Choose OZM Consultancy

If you are an international business advisor — like Emaan from Finsoul Network — supporting clients who want to establish a company in Turkey, you need a reliable local partner who can handle every legal, tax, and accounting aspect with precision.

At OZM Consultancy, we specialize in B2B incorporation services for foreign consultants and firms that refer their clients to us for full-scope setup and compliance management.


Our Scope of Service

We provide end-to-end company formation and post-incorporation support, including:

  • Company registration before the Trade Registry and Tax Office

  • Drafting and notarization of the Articles of Association

  • Virtual office and registered address services in Istanbul

  • Opening a corporate bank account (including foreign partner structures)

  • VAT, Social Security (SGK), and payroll registrations

  • Monthly accounting, bookkeeping, and tax filings

  • Annual reporting and advisory for compliance with Turkish legislation

Note: Our service fees exclude official notary translations and statutory incorporation costs.
Any expenses related to government registration, chamber filings, or sworn translations are billed separately at cost.


Estimated Timeline

  • Preparation & documentation: 3–5 business days

  • Notarization and registration: 5–7 business days

  • Bank account opening and tax registration: 7–10 business days

Total average time: 2–3 weeks (subject to banking procedures and shareholder structure)


Fee Structure & Payment Terms

Our pricing model is transparent and structured for B2B collaborations:

Service PackageDescriptionEstimated Fee (Excl. VAT)
Basic IncorporationLegal setup, notary support, tax & chamber registration€1,200 – €1,500
Full Formation + Accounting OnboardingIncorporation + VAT/SGK setup + monthly accounting€1,800 – €2,200
Premium Corporate PackageFull setup + 3 months of accounting + bank account support€2,500 – €3,000

Payment Terms:
50% upon engagement, 50% upon registration.
Corporate invoices are issued in EUR or USD depending on your preference.


Why Work With OZM Consultancy

✅ CPA-led team with international client portfolio (Europe, US, UAE, Singapore)
✅ Proven track record in cross-border structuring and compliance
✅ English-speaking team familiar with foreign shareholder processes
✅ Partner-friendly model with ongoing collaboration opportunities


For Business Advisors and B2B Partners

We regularly collaborate with consulting firms, legal advisors, and international incorporation agents who refer clients to us for seamless setup in Turkey.
Our partnership program includes:

  • Transparent referral terms

  • Co-branded proposal support

  • Dedicated client success contact for your referred client


Reach us

If you’re a business consultant, law firm, or global network advisor assisting clients who plan to set up a company in Turkey — let’s collaborate.

📩 Contact us today for your custom B2B incorporation proposal, including scope, timeline, total costs, and payment schedule.

👉 Book a consultation with OZM Consultancy

info@ozmconsultancy.com

About the author

  • Evren Özmen is an Istanbul-based CPA / SMMM specializing in tax and accounting for remote workers, freelancers and professionals earning income from foreign clients. His practice has supported more than 1,000 remote-working taxpayers. Core topics include employee versus contractor classification, foreign-client invoicing, VAT exemption for exported services, service export deductions, sole proprietorship and limited company compliance. General information only; case-specific review is required before applying any tax position.

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