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Cyprus holding companies are widely used in the context of international business structuring to optimise the channelling of inbound and outbound investments with countries that have signed a double tax treaty with Cyprus.

The importance of hybrid instruments in international tax planning has increased dramatically over the past decade.

Just like any ordinary business, the effects of the economic crisis have left governments tight for cash and with difficulties in meeting their budgets due to constantly growing debts.

This video dives into why it is an attractive destination for individuals and businesses, from skilled professionals and low taxes to cost-effective living and a welcoming atmosphere. Find out if Cyprus is the right fit...

In today's competitive global market, businesses are increasingly seeking destinations that combine strategic location with financial advantages. Cyprus stands out as an ideal hub for international investors...

Cyprus companies now operate in an environment aligned with EU and OECD norms, meaning investors can transact with confidence.

Amongst those benefits are the travel benefits that one may gain as a Cypriot citizen.

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.

Cyprus cut the Special Contribution for Defence on dividends from 17% to 5%. That figure has travelled a long way since the reform was published, usually without the sentence that belongs after it. The reform did not sweep the old rate away. It preserved it for old profits and attached dates to the preservation.

Parliament recently amended the Income Tax Law to bring its provisions on the taxation of income from the use or sale of intangible assets into line with the 'modified nexus' approach.

What an incredible weekend! The CYAUSE Audit Services team has just returned from an exhilarating, high-energy trip to Bucharest, Romania, where we participated in a fantastic international business expo.

Cyprus has cut its dividend tax rate from 17% to 5% starting January 2026, but the reduction applies only to profits earned from that date forward.

On December 12, 2024, the Cyprus Parliament approved the domestic bill entitled The Global Minimum Tax Assurance for Multinational Enterprise Groups and Large-Scale Domestic Groups...

As of 2024, Cyprus has introduced several significant tax developments that reflect its ongoing commitment to align with international tax standards and enhance its competitive position as a hub for international business.

It is deemed interest applied on ‘new equity' injected into a company. It enables eligible companies to claim a tax deduction on new capital (equity) introduced into the company.

Cyprus is known for offering an innovative, diverse and business-friendly environment for investors which in turn has created an emerging startup ecosystem.

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