

International clients. Turkish structure. Properly documented service export.
For software companies, IT agencies, SaaS providers, development teams and technical service providers, service export from Türkiye can be attractive. What matters is clear activities, foreign clients, use abroad, documentation and substance.
Who is it for?
Who is service export relevant for?


IT agencies

SaaS companies

AI companies

Data processing

Cloud services

Technical service providers

Support & call centres
The basic model
How does service export from Türkiye work?
A Turkish company provides qualified services from Türkiye to foreign clients. The economic benefit arises abroad. Revenue and profits have to be properly documented and treated in line with the requirements.
- Turkish company → service → foreign client
- Use of the service abroad
- Payment into Türkiye and clean documentation

Requirements
Which requirements have to be reviewed?

- Qualified activity
- Foreign client
- Use of the service abroad
- Service performed from Türkiye
- Matching corporate purpose
- Correct invoicing
- Transfer of the revenue
- Bookkeeping and evidence
- Substance in Türkiye
- German CFC and DTT review
Use Cases
Typical business models.

IT agency
A Turkish team builds websites, apps or software for clients in the DACH region.

SaaS company
A software platform is developed in Türkiye and provided to foreign clients.

AI startup
A team trains models, builds tools or processes data for international clients.

Shared service team
A Turkish unit handles internal services for foreign group companies.
Process
How we proceed.

- Step 1
Analyse revenue streams
Capture income and activities.
- Step 2
Qualify the activities
Identify the services eligible for relief.
- Step 3
Plan the structure
Define the company and its corporate purpose.
- Step 4
Formation & bank account
Build the operational base.
- Step 5
Contract & invoicing structure
Map payment flows cleanly.
- Step 6
Ongoing documentation
Maintain compliance and evidence.
FAQ
Common questions about service export.
No. The specific activity, the use abroad and meeting the requirements are decisive.
Have your service export model reviewed.
We qualify your activities and review requirements, substance and risks.


