Doing business in Turkey: investment rules, incentives

Article Abstract:

Turkey's increasing attraction to foreign companies makes familiarity with its investment regulations and incentives a wise precaution. The number of foreign companies doing business in Turkey rose from 839 in 1987 to more than 2,200 in 1992, while yearly foreign investment went from $95 million to $783 million in 1981-91. The Foreign Investment Department administers the relevant laws whose general aim is to promote Turkish economic growth. Tax exemptions, subsidized credits and exemption or deferral of customs duty are among the incentives offered.

International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Economic policy, Turkey, Incentives (Business)

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Foreign investment regulations: procedures for registration

Article Abstract:

Turkmenistan's Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations has drawn up a list of required documents and fees for applications to open a representative office or launch a joint venture or enterprise. A US Embassy summary of procedures, fees, and documentation is given. Also included are a list of areas targeted for priority foreign investment in 1994-2002, including capacity and cost, and a list of joint-venture projects available in the Kostany region of Kazakhstan.

Management, Economic development, Turkmenistan

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