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Holding, Trading, International Trusts, Companies acting as Directors, Vehicles for Intellectual Property Rights, Trading Securities, Investment Firms (Forex companies)...

As of 1 January 2026, Cyprus has implemented one of the most extensive tax reforms of recent decades.

Cyprus Tax Structures

A Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) is usually a foreign subsidiary controlled by local shareholders (often >50% ownership by residents of the parent company's country).

As the world moves into a greener and more tax conscious climate in 2022, the OECD has already paved the way for implementation of the BEPS Pillar II and a global 15% corporate tax rate on the profit of MNEs.

Security Token Offerings (STO) is the new method of fundraising. STO follow a similar structure to ICO.

Non-resident property owners in Cyprus can complete sales remotely through proper legal representation, but success depends on coordinating title verification, mortgage releases, tax clearances, and completion documents before contractual commitments are made. What specific steps must sellers living abroad take to ensure their Cyprus property transaction proceeds smoothly without requiring their physical presence at every stage?

Mergers and acquisitions in line with company reorganisations and corporate restructuring are the main elements comprising the world corporate finance market.

The Cyprus IP Box Regime applies on Qualifying IP's which are developed after the 1st of July 2016.

For international businesses with UAE operations, the Cyprus UAE holding structure has moved from a niche advisory conversation to a mainstream planning consideration.

Cyprus offers a structured legal framework for company formation under the Companies Law, Cap. 113, providing access to EU markets and a competitive tax environment. However, success depends on proper corporate structuring, regulatory compliance, and understanding the full scope of ongoing obligations. This comprehensive guide examines the incorporation process, cost considerations, and compliance requirements that determine whether a Cyprus company can operate effectively within the jurisdiction.

Article 9(B) of the Income Tax Law of 2002 as amended provides for a notional interest deduction for tax purposes on new equity capital (paid-up share capital and share premium) injected into companies...

Cyprus company redomiciliation transfers a foreign company's registered office to Cyprus without dissolving it, preserving legal identity, contracts, assets and trading history. The process requires careful analysis of tax implications, asset valuation rules under Article 33B(3), and substance requirements to determine whether continuation is commercially worthwhile compared to incorporating a new Cyprus entity.

Cyprus is considered to be a very popular international business centre in the European Union.

From a tax planning perspective, however, UAE foundations require careful planning, ongoing compliance, and a clear understanding of how tax rules apply across jurisdictions.

Cyprus has established itself as one of the most attractive jurisdictions in Europe for technology companies, startups, and entrepreneurs developing intellectual property such as software platforms...

Cyprus has evolved from a traditional tax haven into a fully compliant EU jurisdiction offering competitive tax structures for international business owners.