16.06.2026 07:30
With the new regulation published in the Official Gazette, an installment option of up to 72 months has been introduced for overdue tax debts. According to the Ministry of Treasury and Finance's communiqué, the interest rate to be applied under the restructuring has been reduced from 39 percent to 29 percent, while the collateral requirement for debts up to 10 million TL has been removed. Applications can be made until August 31, 2026, and the first installment payments will begin in September.
The Collection Communiqué prepared by the Revenue Administration of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance has been published in the Official Gazette and entered into force. Within the scope of the regulation, new restructuring and installment options have been provided for unpaid tax debts that have come due.
INSTALLMENT OPTION UP TO 72 MONTHS
According to the communiqué, public receivables overdue as of June 5, 2026, can be restructured. Debtors will be able to benefit from installment options of up to 72 months based on their financial situation.
APPLICATIONS CONTINUE UNTIL AUGUST 31
Citizens and companies can submit their restructuring applications until August 31, 2026, through the Revenue Administration, Digital Tax Office, e-Government Gateway, tax offices, or by mail. The first installment payments for restructured debts will begin in September 2026.
INTEREST RATE REDUCED TO 29 PERCENT
The new regulation also provides a significant interest advantage for debtors. The deferral interest rate, previously applied at 39 percent annually, has been reduced to 29 percent for debts under restructuring. This aims to reduce the debt burden on taxpayers.
NO COLLATERAL REQUIRED UP TO 10 MILLION TL
The regulation also introduces significant changes to collateral requirements. Accordingly, no collateral will be sought for tax debts up to 10 million TL. For debts exceeding this amount, providing collateral equivalent to half of the excess will be sufficient.
AIMED AT FACILITATING COLLECTION
The Ministry of Treasury and Finance aims to restructure tax debts in line with payment capacity and to collect public receivables more effectively through this new application.