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

The OECD's global minimum tax agreement, known as "Pillar Two," represents a major change in international corporate taxation. This framework, agreed upon by over 135 countries,

Cyprus had made some revolutionary steps when it comes to investing in fintech entities and the hundreds of gaming, foreign exchange companies and cryptocurrency entities are here to prove it.

On 9 March 2015 Cyprus and Bahrain signed a new double taxation agreement. Like all of Cyprus's recent DTAs it closely follows the 2010 OECD Model Tax Convention.

The re-domiciliation of companies is a procedure during which a company transfers its seat and registered office of incorporation, to and from one jurisdiction...

The Cyprus tax authority (CTA) opened on 14 November 2017 a public consultation on Cyprus' transposition into national law of the two EU Directives on anti-tax avoidance (ATAD1 & ATAD2).

The answer is simple. You should start using the Cyprus tax regimes!

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Residency for income tax purposes, is determined whether an individual has lived in Cyprus for minimum 6 months in the tax year.

Cyprus transposed the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive into domestic legislation when it updated its tax laws in preparation for EU membership in 2004.

The early months of 2013 were dominated by the "bail-out" of Cyprus by the European Stability Mechanism and the IMF.

The Tax Department has issued guidance on the application of the provisions introduced in 2015 for a notional interest deduction.

Cyprus, although a small country with a population of less than 1 million, has over the last few years attracted HNWI (high net worth individuals) who are looking to either relocate to another country...

The presentation of a "Pact of Competitiveness" at the EU summit on 4 February by Germany and France was the plan for the Eurozone Member States to agree on a closer economic convergence in order to restore competitiveness to the euro area.

The EU Blue Card is a residence permit scheme designed to enable highly skilled non‑EU nationals to live and work in Cyprus, particularly in sectors experiencing a shortage of qualified professionals.

Cyprus continues to leverage its strategic position as an international service centre in 2026, benefiting from competitive tax advantages and a growing technology sector. However, the influx of foreign companies and workers has created significant housing affordability challenges that threaten social equality. The country must balance economic growth with targeted policy responses to ensure prosperity remains inclusive for local residents.

Recent debates on corporate tax reform in the European Union have raised concerns among business owners and investors about Cyprus's current standing.