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ARTICLE · 23 MARCH 2026

Case Study: Relocating A Consultancy Company To Cyprus Under The Non-Domicile Regime

An EU national, operating a successful consultancy company, sought a jurisdiction that combined tax efficiency, EU credibility, and a high quality lifestyle. With an international client base and no dependence on a physical location, Cyprus emerged as a natural choice for both business relocation and personal residency. The individual also held a personal investment portfolio which was discretionary managed by an EU Financial Institution.

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An EU national, operating a successful consultancy company, sought a jurisdiction that combined tax efficiency, EU credibility, and a high quality lifestyle. With an international client base and no dependence on a physical location, Cyprus emerged as a natural choice for both business relocation and personal residency. The individual also held a personal investment portfolio which was discretionary managed by an EU Financial Institution.

After relocating to Cyprus, the individual became a Cyprus tax resident and incorporated a Cyprus private limited company to centralise operations. Cyprus’s EU-compliant legal system, competitive corporate tax rate (15%), and extensive double tax treaty network provided a strong foundation for international growth.

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