the Revenue Administration the National Vehicle Recognition System (NIMSUTTS), 2025⁇ te will be implemented. This system aims to prevent tax losses caused by the use of irregular invoices in the fuel sector. At the same time, UTTS, which will create fair competition conditions in the sector, will increase national information security with domestic software and hardware.
Bidirectional contribution to the economy
General Directorate of Mint and Stamp PrintingThis system, in which ⁇ assumes the responsibility of installation and operation, will not only prevent tax losses, but also contribute to employment thanks to the technological infrastructure produced in Türkiye ⁇ . Mehmed the Physician, He emphasized that the system will support the reduction of the current account deficit by ensuring that the foreign currency going abroad remains within the country.
Information security and savings opportunities
Stating that UTTS ⁇ has an infrastructure developed entirely in Turkey, Hekim stated that taxpayers will be offered information security, transparency and savings opportunities through various campaigns. In this way, the system is expected to make a multifaceted contribution to the economy.
Which vehicle types are obligated under UTTS?
With the UTTS Communiqué, until 31.12.2024 at the latest, it is obligatory to install a Vehicle Recognition Unit (TTB) on vehicles acquired through leasing or included in the operation and used at work, and to install a Vehicle Recognition Reader (TTO) on the gun apparatus of at least one pump unit for taxpayers operating a fuel station.
Individual vehicle owners who are not obliged to UTTS will be able to receive service by voluntarily registering with UTTS.
Mandatory for taxpayers who obtain a tax deduction by showing fuel expenditures as expenses
Contrary to the unfounded claims in some media reports, UTTS It won't be mandatory for everyone., is just by showing fuel expenditures It will be mandatory for taxpayers who obtain a tax deduction.
It is obligatory for taxpayer persons and organizations to install the Vehicle Recognition Unit (TTB) on the vehicles belonging to the business they use at work or acquired through leasing until December 31, 2024. On the other hand, UTTS taxpayers will have to declare the sales receipt issued to contain information showing that fuel purchases are regulated under UTTS in order to be able to subject fuel expenses to tax deduction.
