Ease of doing business: Comparison of Türkiye and the European Union

Ease of doing business refers to the results of the evaluations of all business and transactions from establishing a company in a country to obtaining a license, from business purposes to obtaining goals, from taxation to bankruptcy and liquidation. Ease of starting a business in terms of current and potential considerations; Employment, added value, productivity, growth, development, patent etc. can have important consequences for the economy of a country such as, Ease of Doing Business Index (EDBI) which is an important data source of this situation, is based on the principle of benefiting from the open and surrounding rules of economic activity and is located in the center of the provisions of protection against which carry out their duties, facilitate the resolution of objects, ensure arbitrariness and use in contracts. These rules are necessary for efficiency, transparency, achievement of goals, accessibility of opportunities, healthy growth, promoting development and sustainable economic stability. The power and inclusiveness of rules has a significant use in maintaining the pace of development and policies of societies and financing the costs incurred for this strategy. The aim of this study is to compare according to the determined parameters of Turkey and European Union member countries as of 2019 and 2020 according to the Ease of Doing Business Index (EDBI) controls published regularly by the World Bank. As a result, it has been determined that according to Turkey's business index criteria, shortening the contract and bankruptcy processes, the return of tax rates in the content of current expectations, taking facilitating measures in export transactions and transactions, and working time are required in the criteria of obtaining good scores.