Total imports of goods in January-November 2022 amounted to €10.403,2 mn as compared to €7.928,1 mn in January- November 2021, recording an increase of 31,2%.

We are pleased to present our latest edition of the real estate sector performance publication. In recent years, the Cypriot economy and the Real Estate sector in particular, have proven their robustness and resilience.

Our Managing Partner, Elias Neocleous, was one of the key figures of the 10th Limassol Economic Forum which took place on Friday 18 October at the Parklane Spa and Resort in Limassol.

In November 2022, the industrial production Index reached 131,8 units (base 2015=100), recording an increase of 1,9% compared to November 2021.

On 15 April 2020 Moody's Investors Service announced that it was downgrading the outlook for the Cyprus banking system from ‘positive' to ‘stable' as a result of the probable impact of the...

In the article, he mentions that the pandemic of Covid-19 has caused serious disruption to the activities of the modern world, canceling out many of its characteristics in the short term...

The regenerative economic model of the circular economy has surpassed all expectations that it will dominate the future as a sustainable economic growth model.

SIS is a public security initiative through which Member States created a shared database to accommodate a few purposes such as: border control, policing, public security. The database which includes...

Cyprus saw its highest GDP rise (a tad over 3%) in almost a decade in the first quarter of 2017.

Cyprus is strategically located in the Eastern Mediterranean at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa.

The result of UK referendum on its membership of the EU creates significant uncertainty for the Banking and financial services industry.

Given the ongoing uncertainty around the UK's Non-Domiciled (Non-Dom) tax regime, many UK resident non-dom's are evaluating the potential impacts and considering their options outside the UK.

The importance of card payments and electronic transactions for the Cyprus economy and its business environment.

Since 2017, there have only been two tests to determine Cyprus tax residency. These are the 183 Day Tax Residency Rule and the 60 Day Tax Residency Rule.

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.

When you're making the decision to move overseas, it's so important to make the right choice as to where you're going to relocate to.

The twenty-third of June 2016 is a watershed in recent British history, the day on which the electorate of the United Kingdom voted for their government to take steps to leave the European Union.

On 23 June 2016, a referendum in the United Kingdom returned a result in favour of leaving the European Union.

Cyprus has turned the economic corner.

As the international corporate landscape changes, so do the various laws and regulations. Keeping pace with these changes can be difficult given each jurisdiction has their own quirks and specifics.