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The Double Tax Treaty (DTT) between the Republic of Cyprus and The Kingdom of The Netherlands, signed on June 1, 2021, came into force on June 30, 2023, marking a significant milestone in the financial relations between the two nations

Cyprus and Iran recently signed an agreement in Nicosia on the avoidance of double tax and fiscal evasion with regard to income tax, following several years of negotiations.

Attracting foreign direct investment is at the heart of Cyprus' development strategy.

The double taxation agreement between Cyprus and Spain, which was signed in Nicosia on 14 February 2013, has taken another step towards ratification.

Press reports indicate that Cyprus and India will finalise the amendments to their double tax avoidance agreement in the coming weeks.

The completion of the negotiation and the agreement reached on all pending issues will pave the way for the removal of Cyprus from the list of notified jurisdictional areas place in November 2013.

On 18 May 2018, Cyprus and Andorra signed a double tax treaty (the "Treaty") which will become effective from 1 January 2019.

Cyprus has recently concluded a Double Tax Treaty (DTT) with Iran. The treaty was signed on 4 August 2015 and shall enter into force once each country completes the ratification process.

This will effectively introduce a principal purpose test and limitation of benefits provisions into all covered agreements.

On 1 June 2018, Cyprus ratified the double tax treaty it had signed with Andorra on 18 May 2018

On 8 September 2020, Cyprus & Russia signed the protocol for the amendment of the Treaty for Avoidance of Double Taxation between the two countries.

The double tax agreement between Cyprus and Portugal, which was signed on November 19 2012, entered into force on August 16 2013 following the completion of ratification procedures by the two countries and the exchange of notifications of ratification.

The ratification process in the Netherlands will be finalised by the signature of the Treaty by the King of the Netherlands.

We prepared the ‘‘Overview of EU Member States and Switzerland'', which gives you a comprehensive overview of the current state of play

Following the removal of Cyprus from the Portuguese tax blacklist in 2011, the two countries have now signed a double tax agreement.

It has been agreed for the protocol to come into force not earlier than the 1st January 2019, date that the existing Convention will expire.

The Tax Department announced on 22 November 2018 that constituent entities of Cyprus ultimate parent entities (UPEs) will not be subject to local filing in their jurisdiction of tax residence,