- However, the inflows are all legitimate and legal, Nureddin Nebati, the Turkish finance minister said.A record $28 billion of money from unclear origins has flown into Turkey between January and August this year, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.Turkish finance minister Nureddin Nebati told the FT that he believed that "unaccounted-for tourism revenues" were a key part of such net inflows, which are categorized as "net errors and omissions" by the Turkish central bank under the Balance of Payments accounts, the FT reported.Nebati also attributed some of the uncategorized inflows to Turkish companies and individuals who where repatriating money — some times in cash — back to their home country, per the FT.It's not a country that behaves in ways that will cause breaches of the international financial system"Turkey's central bank did not immediately respond to Insider's request for information about the breakdown of the inflows from "net errors and omissions.""