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Tax Exemption Does Not Cover Websites!!!

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In another forum, multiple discussions have been opened on the topic, but here things are progressing calmly. Earnings from websites are not included in the exception category. This means you must establish a company. Politicians have tweeted about this issue on Twitter. It is necessary to at least comment on these tweets to draw the attention of politicians. For politicians who have not tweeted about this issue, it is necessary to mention this topic in their latest posts. It needs to be somehow ingrained in their minds. In another forum, there are people sending emails to the official authorities and to official channels. This can also be done. I am attaching the relevant section of the notification below. They have even explained it with an example... They have made quite an effort to exclude websites from the scope. Personal internet sites that are not considered as social network providers, operated by individuals on platforms where interactive content is provided as secondary or ancillary service, such as personal websites, e-commerce websites, news websites, will not be subject to the aforementioned exemption provisions for the income obtained from these activities. Example 12: Taxpayer (J) provides recipes on a personal internet site and publishes videos of the cooking process. Advertisements are displayed in certain areas of the taxpayer's personal internet site, and income is generated from these advertisements. Since personal internet sites that host social interaction content only in certain sections cannot be considered social network providers, the income generated through the taxpayer's personal internet site cannot be evaluated within the scope of the exemption.
 

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