The answer to this is actually different depending on who summons the creature. I'll answer for each case.


PC summons


In this case the start of the Summons's turn would be the beginning of the PCs turn. You can consider this as a separate creature in the initiative order if you'd like, but ultimately it should be that he beginning of the summons' turn is also the beginning of the PC's turn (same with end of turn stuff). It doesn't have actions and should share your initiative value (as it shares your action pool essentially)

NPC summons


The power will specify where the summon acts, however because it has actions of it's own it should get a discrete turn so effects that happen on x-part of turn should happen during the summons's turn. Usually this turn happens at the same place in the initiative order as the summoner, but not always (again, power/encounter should specify).



Does a Summoned Creature have a "start of turn?"
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