Travel Rule (Crypto)
The travel rule obliges crypto service providers to send originator and beneficiary information alongside transfers — FATF Recommendation 16 applied to VASPs, live in the EU via the TFR and in Turkish practice.
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The travel rule obliges crypto service providers to send originator and beneficiary information alongside transfers — FATF Recommendation 16 applied to VASPs, live in the EU via the TFR and in Turkish practice.
Stopaj is tax withheld at source by the payer — on salaries, rent, professional fees, dividends and cross-border service payments. Where startups meet it and where they get it wrong.
Law 5746 gives R&D and design centres an extra corporate-tax deduction, payroll withholding incentives and SGK premium support — the outside-the-zone twin of the technopark regime.
Law 4691 exempts software and R&D income earned inside technology development zones from corporate tax, with income-tax withholding incentives for R&D staff — Türkiye’s core startup tax package.
İhbar tazminatı compensates the statutory notice period when employment ends without it — 2 to 8 weeks of gross pay depending on seniority, owed by whichever party skips notice.
Full ratchet reprices an investor’s entire stake to the new round’s lowest price — the harshest anti-dilution formula, and a red flag in modern term sheets.
Pay-to-play forces existing investors to fund follow-on rounds or lose preferences — a down-round tool that separates supportive money from passive money.
A side letter grants one investor terms outside the main documents — common in funds and VC rounds, dangerous when it collides with MFN clauses and disclosure duties.
The disclosure schedule qualifies the seller’s warranties with listed exceptions — the document that actually allocates known risks in an M&A or VC deal.
Completion accounts adjust the purchase price to the target’s actual cash, debt and working capital at closing — the flexible, dispute-prone alternative to a locked box.