Tax on children’s flights scrapped by UK Chancellor
Families with children will save hundreds of pounds on the cost of their holidays after George Osborne axed taxes on flights, the UK media was reporting this week.
Read MoreLaw change: National Insurance poser for expats
New rules increasing the amount of National Insurance payment years needed to be eligible for a UK state pension may prompt expats to top up their contributions, reveals the Daily Telegraph.
Read MoreBill pushes for UK expat voting rights
A BILL to restore voting rights to all British expatriates before next year’s general election has passed its first hurdle, the Daily Telegraph reports.
Read MoreFO issues worldwide terrorism warning for Brits
BRITISH holidaymakers travelling anywhere in the world have been told to be vigilant as they are at risk of being attacked by Islamist terrorists.
Read MoreNo early elections in Turkey
PRIME Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has refuted any prospect of moving forward the upcoming parliamentary election, currently scheduled for June 7, 2015.
Read MoreProperty sales to foreigners rises
THE number of real estate sales to foreign buyers increased 81 percent in September from the same period of the previous year, the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK) has revealed.
Read MoreNew law extends consumer rights in electronic trade
A draft bill which aims at strengthening consumer safety in the area of electronic trade passed into law in Parliament last Thursday, according to the Zaman newspaper.
Read MoreTraffic fines due to rise
THE government is planning to increase its traffic fine revenue to TL 2.7 billion in 2015, a 48 percent increase from this year’s collection, according to recent budget figures presented in Parliament.
Read MoreSnap elections could be looming
RECENT reports suggest that a general election in Turkey could be looming, national media has reported.
Read MorePoverty line reaches nearly 2,000TL
THE poverty line for a single worker has been set at TL 1,999.14 by the Turkish Public Workers’ Labor Union (Kamu-Sen).
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