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Bora Akgüngör
Managing Partner
Head of Auditing Services
bora.akgungor@reandaturkey.com
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Dr. Mehmet Ali Demirkaya
Head of Advisory Services
mehmetali.demirkaya@reandaturkey.com
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China Desk
Reanda Turkey, China desk is at your service
With the rapid economic development of China, it has become an important strategic market for multinational enterprises’ global investment. Likewise, many China-based enterprises look for opportunities to enter the international market. In respond to the increasing market demand, Reanda Network has launched the China Desk Program to provide technical support for ensuring successful investment and growth of these corporations in China or global market.
Reanda China Desks are supported up by professionals with extensive knowledge in Chinese accounting standard and regulations. The China Desks draw on the expertise and knowledge of these professionals to provide technical support for realizing clients’ business ambitions. With close ties to our China member firm, all China Desks are inter-linked to be the platform for leveraging our abilities to service Chinese-oriented assignments, narrowing cultural gap as well as providing seamless professional services to Reanda clients.
For your inquiries please contact
Ms. Jilian MA
Reanda Turkey China Desk Manager
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Turkish Steel Sector and Dumping Investigations Against China
1. Introduction Steel imports from the People’s Republic of China (“PRC”) take a vast majority of the Turkish market staring from 2015. Due to its relatively low prices, dumping investigations against the PRC have been initiated in various jurisdictions around the world, including USA, EU, Indonesia, Thailand, South Africa, Brazil, Taiwan and Turkey. Below we…
Were Trade Remedies of Turkey Satisfactory In 2016? – A Statistical and Legal Overview
1. Introduction For the past few years, Turkey has tended to use various trade remedy tools more frequently, thus the number of investigations increases in depth and breadth with the aim of supporting domestic industry through its protectionist approach. Whilst ranked seventh among 43 WTO members as user of anti-dumping measures between 1995 and 2014,…
EC vs Turkey in Compliance With WTO Rules: Dumping Exports To The EU and Restricting Imports from The EU?
1. Introduction The European Commission (“Commission”), being quiet active between the last week of June and first week of July 2017, initiated trade remedy investigations (i.e. anti-dumping and expiry review) against various countries, including Turkey. In particular, the Commission launched an anti-dumping investigation concerning Turkey’s exports to the EU and a trade barrier examination concerning…
Anti-Dumping Measures in The Course of July 2017: What Has The Turkish Ministry Of Economy To Say?
1. Introduction The Turkish Ministry of Economy (“Ministry”) frequently intervenes in cases where imports take place at the expense of domestic industry. This focus on foreign firms exporting to Turkey often leads the Ministry to adopt trade barriers, such as the so-called anti-dumping measures or safeguard measures. We thus have chosen to highlight communiqués and…
Is “Lesser Duty Rule” A Tightrope Walker’s Pole in International Trade Remedies Law of Turkey?
1. Introduction The recent developments in the case law have led the trade remedy law practitioners to bring the Turkish Ministry of Economy’s (“Ministry”) approach towards the implementation of the “lesser duty rule” to their agenda. There are deep concerns and raising voices of the interested stakeholders from both sides (domestic industry and foreign traders)…
Customs Updates in Turkey for The Import of Various Goods
On 17 August 2017, the Council of Ministers enacted the Additional Decision to Import Regime Decision No. 10561 and the Additional Decision to Import Regime Decision No. 10580 (together referred to as “Decisions“). The Decisions set forth additional customs duties that shall be taken in respect to the imports of the goods falling under the…
Turkey Lifts Customs Supervision Charges on Furniture
The Ministry of Economy of Turkey (Ministry) lifted the customs supervision charges on imported chairs which were in place since 10 January 2007. Customs supervision charges are one of the safeguard measures Turkey is entitled to impose on imported products in order to protect the national industry/producer. Customs supervision charges allow the Ministry to levy…
Turkey Imposes Safeguard Measures on Toothbrushes: Healthy Markets Healthier Teeth
Upon the complaint submitted by the largest national producer of toothbrushes, the Turkish Ministry of Economy examined the import volume of such product and determined that the product subject to investigation is being dumped on the Turkish market. On 22.04.2017 the Turkish Ministry of the Economy (“Ministry”) launched an investigation against the imported toothbrushes (classified…
Competition Compliance Program as A Mitigating Factor
1. Introduction It is a common practice that companies become familiar with competition law and aware that they are violating competition rules only once they are faced with the investigation and fines imposed on them by the Competition Authorities for the breach of those rules. An effective competition compliance program (“CCP”) may help companies to…
