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The Turkish government has proposed new taxes that would bring in an additional $7 billion in revenue to cover the budget shortfall caused by the 2023 earthquakes.

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The tax proposals mainly target companies and are an attempt to cover the budget deficit caused by lavish spending and the 2023 earthquakes. The plan represents the biggest tax reform in a generation and is part of an economic policy shift overseen by Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek.

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Turcia se pregăteşte de cea mai mare revoluţie fiscală din ultimele două decenii: Erdogan vrea să taxeze corporaţiile cu 7 mld. de dolari, după ce economia a fost devastată de dezastre naturale şi inflaţie
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Turcia vrea să strângă şapte miliarde de dolari din taxarea companiilor - Economica.net
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Erdogan pune la cale cea mai amplă reformă fiscală din istoria recentă a Turciei. Speranțe după declinul economic al ultimilor ani

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