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ARTICLE · 16 NOVEMBER 2015

Increased Demand For Redomiciliation To Cyprus

Redomiciliation procedures are generally the same across jurisdictions, but each may have particular differences.

CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law

Following international developments and regulations of the OECD, EU and other relevant authorities, more corporations are focusing on structures which incorporate the use of onshore companies, as opposed to those from offshore jurisdictions. In connection with this, there has been increased demand for both new incorporations and the redomiciliation of existing offshore companies to onshore jurisdictions in Cyprus.

A so-called offshore company may redomicile to Cyprus and continue its operations under the laws of Cyprus, without winding up the company in its current jurisdiction. This will open new opportunities to investors and foreign companies who can take advantage of the company's operation in its current jurisdiction and at the same time benefit from being part of the EU. Companies that redomicile become a Cyprus-resident company and can benefit from the favourable taxation system offered by Cyprus and the EU.

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