Administrative fines
Competition Law Fine Estimator
Produces a measured estimate while keeping the distinct mechanisms for substantive and procedural infringements separate.
How it works
For procedural infringements, the statutory turnover rate and the 2026 minimum are applied, and obstruction of an on-site inspection also attracts the daily fine under Article 17. For Article 4 and 6 scenarios, your assessment of harm and infringement nature is used transparently as an estimation assumption.
Methodology
The 2024 Fine Regulation does not prescribe fixed starting-rate bands. The tool therefore applies a disclosed KFD scenario band, then the official duration uplift and the selected aggravating or mitigating assumptions, subject to the statutory 10% cap. The Regulation covers only infringements of Articles 4 and 6 of the Law.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the output a range?
The Board sets the starting rate in light of case-specific harm and infringement characteristics. A range keeps that discretion visible.
Does the 2026 minimum apply to every fine?
No. The TRY 302,484.86 annual minimum applies only to the procedural infringements listed in Article 16(1); there is no minimum for the substantive fines under Article 16(3).
Which financial year's revenue should be entered?
Article 16(3) uses the annual gross revenue generated by the end of the financial year preceding the decision, or the closest financial year if that cannot be calculated. It is not the turnover of the infringement period.
Why can aggravating factors reach two times the base fine?
Article 6(1) (repeat infringement) and Article 6(2) (other factors) each allow an uplift of up to one time the base fine, and Article 6(3) provides that these rates are added together.