In short
When one looks at what the collection fee is, the item the file produces at collection, or at the moment of waiver to which the statute attaches a fee, is seen. This item is not the same line as the advance fee spoken when the proceedings are opened. Joining the two items as a single enforcement fee mixes the calculation on the account cover. There is no rate in this text. If the tariff in the file and the moment of collection stand, the collection fee is read from there.
The line that separates from the advance fee
When proceedings are opened, the advance fee and the costs advance are spoken. The collection fee is tied to the claim, or a part of it, being collected, to certain cases of waiver, or to similar events the statute lists. The item deposited at the opening does not turn by itself into this second line on the day of collection. That it appears later, while the collection line is not yet on an early cover printout, is most often the moment of collection having arrived.
Set-off of the fee deposited in advance is the creditor's question. The base of the line passed to the debtor is the debtor's question. If the two mix inside the same petition, it cannot be read which item closed. The document shows which line the amount deposited was entered on. If the line's name does not stand, the decision does not announce the amount as a single fee. This separation does not say who will win.
The moment of collection and of waiver
Money deposited at the cashier, the sale price, or an out-of-file collection being entered in the file may bring the collection line onto the account cover. The money taken outside the file never being written into the file does not close the line by itself. If the waiver is one of the scenarios to which the statute attaches a fee, the line is read with that scenario. Which waiver produces which item comes from the act in the file. A percentage is not written here.
Deposit of the principal alone may not close the fee line in every file. If the remaining item stands separately on the cover, the payment sees that line too. The payment document shows which amount was deposited on which day. While there is no document, it is not said that collection was completed. Service carries which account was notified to the debtor. The account that was served and the cashier receipt are set side by side.
The item that appears on the cover
If the cover does not yet carry the collection line, an amount is not spoken as if that line existed. If the line was added later, the reason for the addition is the collection or waiver act in the file. The creditor does not mix the set-off of the items they deposited in advance with this line. The debtor asks the name of the item passed to them. An objection or a complaint depends on the type of proceedings and on the documents in hand.
An invoice does not stand in for the fee line on the cover. A contract does not announce the rate either. If the tariff and the base in the file stand, the rate is read from there. While there is no base, a percentage is not invented. This text does not add a new rate. The petition does not give birth to an item that is not in the tariff.
The name of the line on the cover shows which item the money deposited was entered on. The same amount is not counted twice, once as the advance fee and once as the collection fee. Set-off is limited to the item the creditor deposited. The account issued to the debtor should show that set-off separately. While there is no account document, neither a double count nor a closed line is announced.
The date of the waiver petition may differ from the moment of collection. Which act gave birth to the fee is read with the order at the office. If the order mixes, first the type of act, then the line on the cover, is separated. If the base of the line is not in the file, the amount is not written either. The tariff does not produce a rate while the base does not stand. This separation does not mean the debt has ended.
The Çankaya address does not write a rate
An Ankara lawyer who asks the fee rate does not produce a rate or a percentage from the Çankaya address of the office. The office in Çankaya does not stand in for the enforcement office, and it does not change the competent authority. The district name is not written in place of the tariff. The competent place is read from the proceedings' own rule. The address of the office does not close the line on the cover.
The fee is read from the cover
If the collection line, the cover, and the collection document stand, it is read from there. This article does not treat the advance fee as the same as this line. This article does not write from here a rate that is not in the tariff either.
Conclusion
The collection fee is a cost line separate from the advance proceedings fee. It appears on the cover at collection, or at the moments the statute attaches. The rate is looked at with the file and the tariff. The advance side is in the article on the proceedings fee, and the building of the cover is under the account cover. Money deposited in the file is in the article on payment into the file. Waiver is under waiver of the proceedings. The frame is on the enforcement and bankruptcy page. The basis is the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Code No. 2004.