Turkish Finance Minister Delays Implementation of Stock Market Tax Law
The Minister of Treasury and Finance of Turkey, Mehmet Şimşek, has announced the postponement of the stock market taxation legislation in a recent statement.
Minister Şimşek revealed on his social media account that the proposed tax reforms, aimed at enhancing efficiency, fairness in taxes, and reducing informal economic activities, will be presented to the Turkish Grand National Assembly at a later date.
“After considering feedback from various stakeholders, we have decided to delay the implementation of the stock market tax law for further review,” Minister Şimşek stated.
The news comes after reports last week that the Ministry of Treasury and Finance was working on implementing taxes on financial transactions, including stock market investments and income from cryptocurrency assets. This development has sparked interest among investors in both traditional and digital assets.
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