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Hyper-connectivity of our world defines our era. As a result of this hyper-connectivity, digital markets and services are rapidly growing, thus facilitating people and organizations to conduct business anywhere, anytime.

The Law Amending the Companies Law CAP 113 Number 4, has been passed by the Cyprus parliament.

Companies in Cyprus's dynamic business environment face a variety of legal challenges that have a substantial impact on their day-to-day operations and potential for future expansion.

Expert Insights On INCORPORATING A Cyprus Company...

The latest edition of The Legal Industry Reviews: Cyprus is now available, bringing together perspectives on the legal and commercial developments reshaping the business landscape in Cyprus.

In Cyprus, the lifting of the corporate veil is a legal doctrine that allows the courts to disregard the separate legal personality of a company and hold its shareholders or directors...

A power of attorney can be either "general" or "specific". The main difference between the two is that the former allows the attorney to sign any document on behalf of the principal...

A company that has been struck off from the register of companies due to non-compliance with the Companies Law can be reinstated through an administrative restitution procedure without a court order.

With a continuous upgrade of its legislative and regulatory regime, Cyprus has evolved into an ideal destination to conduct business. (Why invest in Cyprus)...

Distressed companies are those facing financial crises not resolvable without a considerable recasting of the firm's operations, structures and finance.

The District Court of Nicosia accepted a request to offer directions, in the form of clarifications, on the ambit of a freezing order, which was previously issued by the Court.

Cyprus Tax Benefits: 12.5% Corporation Tax, 0% Divided Tax, And More (Video)

This video is a respond to a client who has inquired that he wants to expand his operations in Greece he has already established a Cypress company.

Following the current developments in relation to the rapid growth of COVID-19 in Cyprus, the recommendations of the Ministry of Health

On 27 March 2020 the Cypriot parliament passed legislation (Law 27(I)/2020) in relation to temporary emergency measures aimed at assisting businesses and private sector employees to cope with the pandemic of the virus COVID-19.

Further information has been announced by the Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance in regards to the application of the Special Scheme for Partial Suspension of Business for coping with the

Jurisdictions such as Cyprus, BVI, Delaware, Luxembourg and Switzerland happen to provide for statutory provisions that allow for pure re-domiciliation of companies.

In the world of law, where tradition and rules often reign supreme, the concept of the agile approach may seem like a curious intruder. However, when considering the dynamic and evolving...