12.07.2026 14:10
More than 228,000 taxpayers applied in the first 25 days for the regulation allowing tax debts to be restructured in installments up to 72 months. A total of 206 billion liras of debt has been restructured, and applications will continue until August 31. Those who restructure their debts will not face seizure proceedings, arrest warrants on vehicles can be lifted, and vehicle inspections can be carried out.
The regulation allowing the installment of debts to tax offices has attracted great interest from taxpayers.
According to data from the Revenue Administration (GIB), more than 228,000 taxpayers applied in the first 25 days after the implementation took effect. Within this scope, a total of 206 billion lira in debt was restructured into installments.
INSTALLMENT OPTION UP TO 72 MONTHS
Under the regulation, debts tracked by the tax office and due on or before June 5, 2026, can be paid in installments. Installment plans of up to 72 months are available for receivables such as income tax, corporate tax, fees, traffic administrative fines, trespassing fees, judicial fines, and student loans. For Value Added Tax (VAT) debts, the installment period is limited to 12 months.
12 AND 36 INSTALLMENTS MOST PREFERRED
Among applying taxpayers, 30.69% opted for 12 installments, while 25.19% chose 36 installments. Additionally, 18.01% preferred 6 installments, 13.21% chose 24 installments, 10.6% selected 48 installments, and 2.3% benefited from the 72-installment option.
NO SEIZURE WILL BE APPLIED
Taxpayers who restructure their debts into installments will not face enforcement proceedings. Under this provision, their bank accounts, vehicles, and properties will not be seized. Furthermore, it will be possible to remove seizure warnings on vehicles and allow vehicle inspections.
APPLICATIONS UNTIL AUGUST 31
Installment applications can be made without visiting tax offices, through the GIB website, the Digital Tax Office, or e-Government.
Taxpayers wishing to benefit from the regulation must apply by August 31. The first installment payments can be made by September 30.