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According to the received information and considering the many problems that have recently arisen for the Turkish real estate expert report, the decision to completely remove the Gabim system was placed on the agenda of the government and subordinate authorities.

In the coming year, this revaluation rate, which determines the increase in various taxes including taxes, tolls, MTV, vehicle inspection fees, property tax and traffic fines, will be implemented at the rate of 58.46 percent.

The countdown to the minimum wage hike has begun. Based on inflation-adjusted calculations, bargaining is expected to start at 40 percent. Increasing this rate to 45 or 50 percent by adding the share of welfare is on the agenda.

The increase rate that is applied to taxes, fines and fees in Turkey in 2024 is 58.46%. The domestic producer price index in October increased by 58.46% compared to the 12-month average.

Registration for the Turkish university entrance exam for foreign students named "TR-YÖS" has started today and will continue until September 28.