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A Cyprus Company is one of the most popular and effective method of tax planning.

It is easy for one to realise why Cyprus is considered to be one of the best places to retire in. The unbeatable weather, lifestyle, and safe culture, in combination with the low pension tax...

Amendments to the Income Tax Law (ITL) were approved by the House of Representatives and published in the official gazette on of July 26, 2022 as the Income Tax Law 121(Ι)/2022 (Amending) (No 6) of 2022.

Cyprus offers attractive tax benefits through its non-domicile status, but many applicants struggle with documentation and compliance requirements. Understanding the distinction between tax residency...

On 26 July 2021, the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) approved Cyprus' National Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP).

Basic non-resident (offshore) structures have ceased to be effective in reducing taxes for Swedish taxpayers because of anti-avoidance legislation that Sweden has introduced over the past few decades.

The Quality Assurance Audit Certification for the Cyprus Transfer Pricing Documentation File is a mandatory requirement under Cyprus tax law. It ensures that companies...

The Transfer Pricing rule is the method whereby tax law allocates income to related companies and permanent establishments.

On 5 June 2020 the Cyprus Parliament voted to amend the provisions of the Cyprus NID regime.

The government's ambitious package of tax reforms, scheduled for introduction in early 2026, is now facing serious pushback from some of the most influential professional and business organizations in Cyprus.

Tax structuring has been a very complicated issue for many years with clients being continuously advised on methods of planning their taxes.

On the 8th of September 2020, the Republic of Cyprus and the Russian Federation signed a protocol amending the Double Tax Treaty ("DTT") between the two states.

In July 2020, Cyprus and Switzerland signed an amending protocol to update the 2014 Cyprus - Switzerland Income and Capital Tax Treaty.

Please note that the deadlines stipulated below may be revised. Taxpayers are recommended to monitor developments.

The rate of Social insurance contributions is applied to a maximum level of emoluments. The maximum level of emoluments for 2023 is €60.060 (weekly €1.155/monthly €5.005...

An individual is considered as domiciled in Cyprus by way of domicile of origin or by domicile of choice.

In Cyprus, you are considered to be doing business without registration if you carry out ongoing commercial activity—such as providing services, selling goods, or maintaining a physical or operational presence...