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No one can deny the importance of the Internet, e-commerce and the huge impact it has on our everyday lives.

Michael Chambers & Co LLC offers a plethora of legal services. Having in excess of 20 years' experience in the iGaming sphere, the firm prides itself on being seasoned professionals...

In the dynamic realm of online gaming, Anjouan emerges as an attractive destination for operators to set their mark.

Choosing an iGaming licence based solely on speed or cost can create structural problems that limit business growth. Understanding how licensing decisions affect company structure, payment processing, banking relationships, and investor readiness is essential before submitting an application.

The Cyprus Tax Portal enables taxpayers to manage their tax obligations digitally, from submitting self-assessments to completing payments through card or internet banking. This practical guide walks through the essential steps for navigating the portal, selecting the correct tax categories, verifying payment details, and ensuring transactions are properly recorded in your tax account.

The Cyprus tax reform, effective from the 2026 tax year, introduces important changes to personal income taxation. One of the key compliance tools under the new framework is Form IR59...

Litigation in Cyprus involves resolving disputes through the courts. Rooted in the English legal system due to Cyprus's colonial history, the local legal framework has recently experienced significant reforms...

Cyprus has become an attractive place to live, leading to an increasing number of foreigners choosing to move to the island. Its warm climate, rich culture and history and blue flag beaches...

The Council of Ministers of the Republic of Cyprus approved the Cyprus Start Visa for non-EU citizens aiming at promoting investments in Cyprus in the fields of innovation and, research and development.

As global demand for tax-efficient and compliant business hubs grows, Curaçao continues to stand out as one of the most business-friendly jurisdictions in the Caribbean.

When a key employee leaves to join a competitor in Cyprus, businesses face concerns about client relationships, confidential information, and commercial know-how. This article examines the contractual protections available to employers, including non-solicitation provisions and confidentiality obligations, while explaining the legal limits that apply to post-employment restrictions under Cypriot law.

Many property owners in Cyprus rent out their properties through online platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com...

Cyprus has gained a widespread reputation as an international business centre. The combination of advanced technologies and telecommunications, a beneficial tax regime and multinational citizens...

As technology continues to advance, issues surrounding the adult entertainment industry have become increasingly complex. In Cyprus, the laws governing content creation...

Cyprus has emerged as a strategic jurisdiction for international entrepreneurs through its 60-day tax residency rule, offering EU access and tax efficiency without requiring year-round presence.

A recent Cyprus Court of Appeal decision clarifies whether unpaid common expenses, maintenance charges, and property-related debts can legally prevent the transfer of title deeds to buyers who have fulfilled their purchase obligations. The judgment examines the critical distinction between genuine statutory conditions for transfer and separate monetary claims that must be pursued through civil proceedings.

Cyprus's Parliament passed an updated pool law on 10 July 2025, reforming outdated rules that treated almost every shared pool as a high-risk public facility. The new legal framework introduces three clear pool categories and scales compliance requirements based on usage intensity and risk.

Termination of employment in Cyprus is primarily regulated by the Termination of Employment Law (Law 24/1967), supplemented by additional employment legislation and case law.