Estate duty has been abolished since 1 January 2000. The executor/ administrator of the estate of the deceased, is however required by the Deceased Persons Estate Law...

The House of Representatives has passed a law whereby natural and legal persons who owe taxes can pay off their debt in instalments.

Any person, provided that certain conditions are met, can draft a Will, i.e. a written statement expressing his intentions in regards to how his assets and estate are to be disposed after his/her death.

Tax-planning is by nature an international business with players from all over the world offering all kinds of ways to reduce ones tax burden.

In the wake of France's recent parliamentary elections, marked by a significant victory for the extreme left, many high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in France are seeking relocation options to protect their assets from potential political and fiscal instability.

Cypriot taxpayers will be pleased to hear that the settlement of overdue taxes – by providing a relief on penalties and interest – incurred up to the year 2015...

In an era where the global economy's assets are valued at staggering figures—over $100 trillion in stock markets, approximately $280 trillion in real estate, and more than $128 trillion in bond markets—

The UK government has announced the abolishment of the long-standing non-dom tax regime starting April 2025. This change could significantly impact high-net-worth individuals who have benefited from non-dom status to minimize UK taxes on foreign income.

As the international corporate landscape changes, so do the various laws and regulations. Keeping pace with these changes can be difficult given each jurisdiction has their own quirks and specifics.

For wealthy families, entrepreneurs, professionals and executives alike, expert advice on investment, financial planning and tax issues is critical to protecting and maximizing personal wealth.

International trusts are instruments that if wisely used, may provide the ultimate tax planning tool to investors. Various jurisdictions are known for the beneficial tax treatment they have to offer to trusts registered therein, including Cyprus.

Have you just landed in Cyprus or are you planning to relocate to Cyprus and benefit from the numerous tax benefits Cyprus has to offer?

A non-domiciled tax resident is a phrase frequently used amongst tax and legal professionals, when they're presenting options to clients as regards their personal taxation.

In a Union where persons and capital are increasingly mobile and free movement forms a basic right, succession laws of the various Member States have not done a good job of keeping apace.

With the UK's Non-Dom tax regime no longer an option, many are seeking alternative relocation destinations.

Pursuant to subsection (2) of section 111A of the Civil Registry Laws of 2002-2013, the government of the Republic of Cyprus enforced a number of favourable incentives to encourage foreign...

Cyprus, an island of 9,251 square kilometres in the Eastern Mediterranean at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, is ideally located as an international business and financial centre.

Cyprus is an appealing European jurisdiction, located in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and offering a warm climate and attractive beaches. Situated off the southern coast of Turkey, Cyprus is accessible from Europe, Asia and Africa.

In recent years, Cyprus has emerged as a prime destination for High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) acquiring or leasing aircraft.

UK expats who have lived abroad for many years often remain UK-domiciled and therefore liable to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT).