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ARTICLE · 01 SEPTEMBER 2022

Trading In Cyprus. Easy? Complicated?

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Consequently all other businesses can commence trading just by complying with the local tax and vat laws which are easy to meet. Simply contact a regulated audit and assurance firm...

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Kyriakos Tramountanellis
Kyriakos Tramountanellis
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Doing business in Cyprus is pretty easy and straightforward. Unless you are dealing with any of the below industries no operating licensing is required:

Cyprus Regulated Industries:

  • Banking, Investment, Capital Markets
  • Insurance
  • Travel Agents
  • Financial Consultants (Valuators, Accountants, Auditors)
  • Lawyers

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Consequently all other businesses can commence trading just by complying with the local tax and vat laws which are easy to meet. Simply contact a regulated audit and assurance firm to brief you on all accounting, tax, vat, import / export matters that can affect your business. Once those have been established your local accountants and local lawyers will be assisting you on an ongoing basis with any regulatory compliance matters as they emerge.

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