Translation - Turkish-English - Söz konusu zararın enflasyon düzeltmesi nedeniyle...

We generally say "The Netherlands" in English, not Holland.

OK. I changed it to "the Netherlands".

Also, why did you write "is supposed to be cut"? Is it just for "kesilecek"? If so, why isn't it just "will be cut"?

double-tax agreement = reciprocal tax agreement?

As far as I am concerned, they expect the tax rate to be cut under the related article of the agreement. And to my knowledge, one of the meanings of the suffix "-ecek, -acak" is to expect something. As for "will be cut", I don't know, isn't it the same thing, more or less?

Not really. Is supposed to be cut means more like we were expecting it but now we're doubtful.

OK. Then let's go with 'will be cut'. As a matter of fact, I am not really sure about my translation. If you, too, are in some doubt, you can reject it.

I find the original really hard to understand, but it seems like your translation is pretty close to correct. I'm going to make a few small changes and then accept it.

However, I need your help. What happened to the words "sermaye düzeltmesi" in your first sentence? Isn't that the subject of the sentence?

The subject of the first sentence, I think, is "sermaye düzeltmesi olumlu farkları". I used a dictionary, thereby translating the terms. Here is what a dictionary suggests for the the phrase above: positive distinction from share capital adjustment (does this sound right to you?)

http://tureng.com/search/sermaye%20d%c3%bczeltmesi%20olumlu%20farklar%c4%b1

However, the subject might be "it" (gizli özne) as in the following:

It is possible for it to be deducted from the account for positive distinction from share capital adjustment, which has emerged due to the inflation adjustment of the deficiency in question

Hmm. Here's what I think now:

It is possible for the share capital adjustment, which has appeared due to the inflation adjustment of the deficiency in question, to drop due to positive differences.

What do you think?

OK - I've changed the first sentence to the one above and made a few small adjustments, and I've accepted the translation. Please note that disclaimer that I put in the translator's comments field.

Nice! You did well to drop a note.