setting up a building company

[helen]

I have been here just under 2 years and would like to set up a buisness,but i am getting confilicting information.Does anybody know how I can do it,or is it best to get a turkish partner or is it just to expensive?.
Thanks for any current information

[Scunner]

You need an accountant, they will do most of the required paperwork and the like. A Turkish partner has it's advantages, but you'll need one you can trust 110% as you will be vulnerable to dishonesty unless you both speak fluent Turkish. That is the main requirement.

Other than that, it won't be easy and it won't be particularly enjoyable in most cases. But I'm biased.

[cef]

Wow Helen, that's a leap forward  , last month you were asking if it was normal to get a Tapu 2 months after paying all the money?

Are you going to build your own  

[Crabbit]

Ten top tips for setting up a business in Turkey.

No 1,  Don`t
No 2,  Don`t
No 3,  Don`t
No 4,  Don`t
No 5,  Don`t
No 6,  Don`t
No 7,  Don`t
No 8,  Don`t
No 9,  Don`t
No 10,  Don`t

[jinky]

get a turkish partner and you will lose your investment.you cant work in the company.you will get deported if caught.if you need anymore info contact me through my profile and i will give you my number and give you plenty reasons why not to do it.dont listen to the bar room lawyers.

[Scunner]

quote:Originally posted by Crabbit

Ten top tips for setting up a business in Turkey.

No 1,  Don`t
No 2,  Don`t
No 3,  Don`t
No 4,  Don`t
No 5,  Don`t
No 6,  Don`t
No 7,  Don`t
No 8,  Don`t
No 9,  Don`t
No 10,  Don`t

No.11 Run it from the UK

[stoop]

If I was looking at starting to build in Turkey I would just go look at all the houses for sale - that have been for sale for months and months.

Keep your money in your bank (preferably a Turkish one for now)

[stuart]

seems to me it wouldnt be a good idea to start a buiding company anywhere in the world at the moment...but i could be wrong!!