Legal Calculators
Detailed informational calculators checked against 2026 official data and tariffs for employment, rent, interest, court fees, attorney fees, mediation and other legal topics.
Employment & Pay
Employment Receivables Calculator
Detailed preliminary calculation of severance, notice, overtime and unused annual leave using the appropriate wage bases.
Gross-to-Net Salary Calculator
Monthly estimated net salary using 2026 employee social-security rates, wage-income tax brackets and the minimum-wage tax exemption.
Severance Pay Calculator
Estimates gross severance pay using service duration and the applicable 2026 statutory ceiling.
Notice Pay Calculator
Estimates gross notice pay using the statutory 2, 4, 6 and 8-week notice periods.
Overtime Pay Calculator
Estimates overtime using the monthly gross wage / 225-hour method and a 50% overtime premium.
Unused Annual Leave Pay Calculator
Estimates unused annual-leave pay from the daily equivalent of monthly gross salary.
Criminal & Deadlines
Sentence Execution Preliminary Calculator
Builds a preliminary scenario using sentence length, conditional-release ratio, detention credit and supervised-release assumptions.
Appeal Deadline Date Calculator
Shows a calendar-day endpoint from a starting/service date and user-selected period; the case-specific statutory period must be verified separately.
Proceedings, Enforcement & Fees
Mediation Fee Calculator
Calculates 2026 mediation tariff scenarios for settlement, hourly/non-settlement and serial disputes, including rent and co-ownership special bases.
Attorney Fee Tariff Calculator
Calculates according to the attorney-fee tariff currently in force in Türkiye for 2026, including 2026 amendments.
Enforcement Cost Preliminary Calculator
Combines principal, interest, tariff attorney fee and user-entered fixed enforcement expenses.
Professional Receipt (SMM) Calculator
Detailed e-SMM calculation in four directions with VAT, income-tax withholding and optional VAT withholding.
Court Fee Preliminary Calculator
Separately estimates the 2026 filing fee and the advance portion of proportional/fixed judgment fee due at filing.
Enforcement Interest Calculator
Estimates simple accrued interest using principal, annual rate and date range.
Statutory Interest Calculator
Uses the current 2026 statutory-interest rate as a starting value while allowing the rate and dates to be checked for period changes.
Rent & Family Law
Rent Increase Calculator
Calculates a revised rent using the current rent and the twelve-month average CPI rate.
Maintenance Scenario Calculator
Because Turkish law has no fixed statutory maintenance percentage, this is expressly a scenario tool comparing income, essential expenses and documented needs.
Rent Determination Scenario Calculator
Compares current rent, CPI scenario, comparable-market and requested rent; it does not replace judicial assessment.
Eviction Timeline Preliminary Planner
A preliminary planner showing key statutory date windows by eviction ground; it is not a definitive filing-deadline determination.
Matrimonial Property Preliminary Calculator
Builds a simplified residual-value scenario for participation in acquired property using assets, debts and value-increase claim assumptions.
How Should These Calculators Be Used?
These tools are for general information and preliminary assessment. Legal classification can materially change results in deadlines, tax, sentence execution, maintenance, eviction and matrimonial property matters. Automated outputs are not legal advice, court decisions or official calculations.
- Ministry of Labour — 2026 minimum wage and severance ceilings.
- Social Security Institution — 2026 SSI earnings ceiling.
- Revenue Administration — 2026 wage tax brackets and court-fee tariff.
- Union of Turkish Bar Associations — attorney-fee tariff in force during 2026.
- Ministry of Justice — 2026 mediation tariff and Law No. 3095.
- TurkStat — July 2026 twelve-month average CPI, 31.90%.
Important: Maintenance, sentence execution, eviction, rent determination, matrimonial property and deadline tools depend on legal classification and do not produce binding results.