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The temporary residence permit in Cyprus, also known as the Pink Slip, allows holders of passports from countries outside the European Union to extend their stay in Cyprus...

As part of the action plan, launched by the Cyprus government to attract foreign businesses to establish or expand their activities in Cyprus, there have been new amendments in 2023 to the Cyprus Income Tax Law...

Intangible assets are steadily becoming the most valuable assets of an organisation, often accounting for over 60% of a company's value.

On Friday 17/01/2020, the House of Representatives passed a new law, N. 9(I)/2020, regulating the registration and operation of self-catering accommodation, which was subsequently published in the Government's official Gazette ...

Producers and media companies are invited to utilise the Cyprus landscape and infrastructure and enjoy a variety of legal, corporate and tax incentives for filming in Cyprus under the new Cyprus Filming Scheme.

On 21st of December 2021, two amending laws were published in the Official Gazette for the prevention of tax abuse and will be in force from 31st of December 2022.

On 17 July 2020, an amending Income Tax Law (ITL) was voted by Parliament with respect to the tax treatment of intangible assets.

Interest rates have seen a notable increase in recent years, leading to a renewed focus on the tax implications of interest income.

Eurofast Accounting Team in Cyprus is delighted to bring you the latest insights from the Cyprus Tax Authorities. On the 20th of October 2023, the Tax Department issued Circular 9/2023,

According to the Cyprus Income Tax Law, Cyprus companies have the obligation to submit a temporary tax assessment/estimation of their 2023 chargeable income.

Cyprus has established itself as one of Europe's most attractive destinations for crypto investors and businesses with the introduction of a new 8% flat tax on crypto asset profits.

Deloitte's annual Cyprus Tax Facts is part of our firm's endeavour to provide comprehensive and up to date information to taxpayers.

As of 1 January 2026, the long‑debated tax reform, one that has been a source of extensive public discussion and political disagreement, has officially come into force.

A proposed law has been presented which will be amending the rules for determining tax residency of individuals in Cyprus.

After consideration of the article setting out the limitations on benefits in the double taxation convention between Cyprus and the United States, the US authorities have accepted that a Cyprus-resident holding company qualified for benefits under the Cyprus-US convention, and the reduced rate of tax payable on dividends from qualified foreign corporations, despite not meeting the share ownership requirements stipulated in the convention.

The Special Contribution on salaries was abolished as at 1 January 2017.

A bill was submitted to the Cyprus Parliament amending the law on income tax, in order to expand the framework for attracting workers from abroad to Cyprus, in order to maintain its attractiveness.