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Finally, after 12 years since 2011, the €350 annual levy fee is being abolished on all Cypriot companies. The decision was made on February 21, 2024.

Why Fiduciary Services Are The Key To Unlocking Cyprus Company Growth?

As part of our commitment to keeping clients informed, we issue a Regulatory Insights report each month, providing timely analysis of key developments. We are delighted to present the August 2025 edition, offering the latest updates on regulatory changes across Europe.

Cyprus IP Box Process Explained (3% Total Tax for Technology Companies)

They are trying to tax the provident funds, the hedge funds and the pension funds. This is something we are against.

Five reasons why you shouldn't come to Cyprus you shouldn't use Cyprus companies and it's a nightmare of course that's not the case...

In Cyprus, a company is required to register for VAT (Value Added Tax) with the tax authorities when its taxable turnover exceeds or is expected to exceed €15,600 within a 12-month period.

The Council of Ministers has approved the draft legislation concerning the establishment of limited liability shipping companies. Once the draft legislation is adopted by the Cyprus Parliament...

The DMA which was adopted by the European Parliament and Council in July earlier this year, is anticipated to enter into force in October 2022 and revolutionize the way in which so-called Big Tech is regulated in the EU.

In a major shift toward corporate accountability, the EU has recently overhauled its sustainability reporting rules under the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) pertinent to large...

In an era of growing globalisation, regulation remains a pivotal force shaping the strategic priorities of financial services firms.

Regulation (EU) No 236/2012 establishes the obligation to notify competent authorities of significant net short positions in relation to the issued share capital of a company that has shares...

Four drawbacks Cyprus companies have and no one talks about number one is the time.

Article 18 of the Euro Adoption Law of 2007 sets out the provisions for the conversion of companies’ capital from Cyprus pounds into euro following Cyprus’s adoption of the euro as its national currency with effect from 1 January 2008.