Corporate Tax Reduction for IPO Companies Published in Official Gazette

The regulation providing a corporate tax reduction for companies that go public has been published in the Official Gazette and entered into force. This step aims to deepen capital markets and encourage initial public offerings (IPOs). Under the regulation, publicly traded companies meeting certain conditions will benefit from a reduced corporate tax rate. To qualify for the reduction, companies must have their shares listed on the stock exchange and maintain the required public float ratio for a specified period. The new tax incentive is particularly intended to encourage small and medium-sized enterprises to pursue IPOs. This is expected to facilitate companies' access to financing sources while broadening the investor base. Experts note that this incentive could increase the number of listed companies and positively impact market liquidity. The details of the regulation will be applied based on the conditions set forth in the relevant legislation. This is not investment advice.