Income Administration (GİB), Transactions executed via e-Government He announced that no charges would be levied. Recently e-government Allegations that transactions would be charged were denied by the Revenue Administration, which stressed that taxpayers would continue to benefit from free transactions such as requesting tax identification numbers and verifying tax numbers, as in the past.

IOP, Compensation for transactions via e-Government While stating that it would not be taken into account, he announced that a “participation fee” would only be charged if information was shared with third parties. Participation fees are only valid for institutions such as banks, financial institutions, e-commerce intermediary service providers and energy distribution companies. This scheme will be implemented in line with the demand for information integration in an electronic environment with the Tax Administration’s systems. It was also stated that no fee will be charged for sharing data with real persons.

Free transactions continue

IOP In his statement, he reiterated that no fees will be charged for transactions carried out by taxpayers and financial advisors via digital applications. Transactions such as the tax identification number and requesting the tax number, sending a tax return and receiving a tax-free debt letter will continue to be offered free of charge.

This statement, made to inform the public and taxpayers, clearly states that current practices will not change and that no additional charges will be applied.