Category Corporate Advisory & Compliance

Trade registry filings in Turkey form the legal backbone of corporate existence, governance, and transparency. For both domestic and foreign investors, understanding how these filings operate is essential for maintaining compliance, securing legal validity, and ensuring smooth business operations. As…

Maintaining accurate corporate records is not just a legal obligation in Turkey—it’s a cornerstone of successful business operations that can protect your company from costly penalties and ensure seamless regulatory compliance. As Turkey’s business landscape continues to evolve in 2026,…

Board of directors meetings in Turkey play a central role in corporate governance, strategic decision-making, and legal compliance for companies operating under Turkish law. Whether you are a local entrepreneur or a foreign investor exploring company formation in Turkey, understanding…

Opening a corporate bank account is a critical step for any business operating in a new jurisdiction, and Turkey presents a dynamic yet regulated banking environment that requires careful navigation. At Legalixa Law Firm, we assist local and international clients…

General assembly meetings are one of the most critical governance mechanisms for companies operating in Turkey. Whether you are managing a newly established entity or overseeing a mature corporation, understanding the legal and procedural framework of general assembly meetings is…

Foreign investors entering the Turkish market often focus heavily on incorporation procedures and market entry strategies. However, once a business is established, the ongoing compliance and operational obligations become equally critical. Turkish company maintenance is not merely an administrative necessity;…

Corporate governance has become a central pillar of sustainable business success in Turkey’s evolving regulatory and commercial landscape. As companies expand, attract foreign investment, and operate across jurisdictions, the need for robust corporate governance services is no longer optional but…