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In the vast world of asset management, trust structures stand tall, with the Cyprus International Trust (CIT) leading the charge.

Despite being among the smallest countries in terms of area and population, Cyprus has developed into one of the world's most important financial and business centres.

For wealthy families, entrepreneurs, professionals and executives alike, expert advice on investment, financial planning and tax issues is critical to protecting and maximizing personal wealth.

Families are becoming more and more mobile. There are many attractive residence schemes available around the world, which have added to the popularity of moving to different countries.

International trusts are instruments that if wisely used, may provide the ultimate tax planning tool to investors. Various jurisdictions are known for the beneficial tax treatment they have to offer to trusts registered therein, including Cyprus.

Details of the new double tax treaty between Cyprus and Denmark have also been released. The new treaty was signed on 11 October 2010 and will take effect when it has been ratified by both countries.

The Cyprus International Trust (CIT) framework has become a preferred vehicle for individuals and businesses looking to safeguard their assets and manage wealth across borders.

The Merchant Shipping (Fees and Taxing Provisions) Law of 2010 (the Tonnage Tax Law) left certain issues of detail to be determined by the Cyprus Department of Merchant Shipping ("DMS").

On the 02 November 2018 the Central Bank of Cyprus issued a circular to all credit institutions under its supervision revising the definition of "shell companies"...

In an article in Gold magazine, Marios Charalambides, Partner, Board Member, and Head of Financial Services at RSM Cyprus, discusses family office trends, challenges, and their future outlook.

Dixcart has over 50 years of experience in assisting and advising individuals with their residency applications

European Union adopted a Succession Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 in order to make cross border successions easier to plan and manage.

Following the visit of Russian President Medvedev to Cyprus and the signing of the Protocol to the double taxation agreement on behalf of the governments of both countries, it is expected that the amended treaty will be ratified by the Parliaments of the two countries and will become effective from 1 January 2011.

The IBSA Brexit discussion meeting at Close Brothers Asset Management on Thursday, 30th May, was a fascinating insight into the legal, political and economic consequences of Brexit.