Hürriyet gets 13.7 mln Turkish Liras back

Hürriyet gets 13.7 mln Turkish Liras back

Bloomberg
ANKARA - Hürriyet Gazetecilik & Matbaacılık, a Turkish newspaper company of the Doğan Media Group, got 13.7 million Turkish Liras ($8.3 million) back from the government in overpaid taxes, the company said in a filing with the Istanbul Stock Exchange yesterday.




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