I am delighted to present the first issue of our "Cyprus Tax Headlines", a brief free-of-charge summary of selected tax developments in Cyprus and abroad that may have implications for Cyprus holding and finance structures.

Companies want to further integrate digital capabilities into their production line.

In recent years, Cyprus has emerged as a highly favourable jurisdiction for family offices seeking a secure, tax-efficient, and flexible environment for managing and preserving family wealth.

Following the European Council's approval on 26 February 2024, the amended directive, encompassing changes to Directives 2011/61/EU and 2009/65/EC, is set to be published in the EU's...

The EU Justice Scoreboard shows that while judicial independence in Cyprus is perceived to be relatively high, the length of court proceedings is among the longest in the EU.

Undoubtedly, in the past few years there has been a great deal of interest in the concept of ‘sustainable finance' and the belief that it should be fundamental to the way the economy works.

On 15 May 2020, DBRS became the latest international credit rating agency to announce its assessment of Cyprus' credit worthiness. Encouragingly, despite Cyprus now being two months into the Covid-19 pandemic...

Reflect Festival 2024 has wrapped up, but the excitement is still palpable! This year's event combined energy, information, and compelling stories...

In recent years, Cyprus has emerged as a preferred destination for international and regional headquarters of tech multinationals.

The impact of the Coronavirus (Covid19) outbreak is unprecedented and it is considered to be one of the greatest economic downturns in recent history.

Registered Alternative Investment Funds (RAIFs) in Cyprus have become a significant part of the island's investment framework, offering a flexible and cost-efficient vehicle ...

Cyprus continues to strengthen its position as a leading international business and investment hub through the expansion and modernisation of its Double Tax Treaty (DTT) network. These treaties help businesses and individuals avoid being taxed twice on the same income while providing greater certainty for cross-border investments and international operations.

Cyprus and India have long maintained close and friendly bilateral relations, progressively strengthening their economic, scientific, and technical cooperation.

Cyprus is the third-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, with an area of 9,251 square kilometres.

As global mobility increases, individuals and families are exploring new opportunities to relocate, supported by a range of attractive residence schemes worldwide.

The Greek market has accepted Cyprus as the premier solution for structuring investments into Greece and choosing the appropriate partner, with detailed knowhow in both markets can lead an investment in a tax environment which is significantly more protected & favourable than normal.

The Cyprus Non-Domicile regime (or non-dom) hinges on a person's domiciliation.

The first-time Double Tax Treaty (DTT) between the Republic of Cyprus and The Kingdom of The Netherlands, signed on 1 June 2021, came into force on 30 June 2023 and its provisions are applicable as from 1 January 2024 onwards.

An increasing number of individuals worldwide now hold investment portfolios, yet many overlook the present and future tax implications of their investments.