The Ankara Provincial Directorate of the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology announced that businesses operating in the production areas defined in Article 1 of the Industrial Registry Law No. 6948 are considered industrial enterprises. These businesses are required, according to Article 2 of the same law, to register with the industrial registry system maintained by the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology within two months of commencing production.
The announcement reminded industrial enterprises holding an Industrial Registration Certificate that, according to Law No. 6948 on Industrial Registration, they are obligated to submit an Annual Business Report containing production information for the previous year by the end of April each year.
The deadline for completing the Annual Business Report is April 30, 2016. To complete the report, you must log in to the system within the specified time using the "Industrial Registry Information System" menu located on the Ministry's website https://sanayisicil.sanayi.gov.tr.
Administrative fine of 881 TL
The Ankara Provincial Directorate states that businesses that do not register with the system by April 30, 2016, will be subject to an administrative fine of 881.00 TL in accordance with the relevant law. The Provincial Directorate emphasizes the importance of businesses holding Industrial Registration Certificates showing diligence to avoid incurring these fines.
Contact: Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, Ankara Provincial Directorate, Industry Branch Directorate.
Phone: 0 312 310 66 81 / 311 85 16 (switchboard); 20614-20624-20621-20613-20617-20622-20620-20611-20612-20618-20623-20616-20619-172-20604
Advantages of the Industrial Registration Certificate
Information requests from institutions, organizations, natural and legal persons, universities, and other users regarding industrial enterprises are met from the industrial registry database. Furthermore, industrial strategy development studies are also carried out using the industrial registry database.
In accordance with the Public Procurement Law No. 4734 and the Council of Ministers Decision No. 2003/6392, the identification of domestic producers in public procurements is done through industrial registry records.
Businesses with an Industrial Registry Certificate benefit from VAT deferral/cancellation procedures for goods delivered with export registration.
In accordance with the decision of the Energy Market Regulatory Authority, businesses with an Industrial Registry Certificate use electricity at the industrial subscription tariff, which is cheaper than the commercial tariff. This is 20% outside Organized Industrial Zones (OSBs) and 5-10% inside OSBs.
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