The Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry recently announced a new ‘Green Incentives Programme', aiming to reward vessels which effectively reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

As of Monday 20 November, Cyprus is initiating the one-stop-shipping centre at the Deputy Ministry of Shipping, starting with matters within the purview of the Civil Registry and Migration Department.

Companies in Cyprus's dynamic business environment face a variety of legal challenges that have a substantial impact on their day-to-day operations and potential for future expansion.

In Cyprus, the lifting of the corporate veil is a legal doctrine that allows the courts to disregard the separate legal personality of a company and hold its shareholders or directors...

A power of attorney can be either "general" or "specific". The main difference between the two is that the former allows the attorney to sign any document on behalf of the principal...

The importance of card payments and electronic transactions for the Cyprus economy and its business environment.

Poland's growing maritime sector and EU membership make it an appealing choice for shipowners looking for stability and tax benefits.

In the context of modern business strategies, the concept of Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) is a remarkable tool for encouraging a symbiotic relationship between employers and employees.

The Cabinet of Ministers on the 10th of May 2022, approved a new tax incentive scheme aimed at attracting foreign companies to relocate their headquarters/offices to Cyprus and also to attract high-skilled foreign employees.

Under Cyprus law, a will is a written document in which a person, the testator, decides and specifies how their estate will be managed and distributed after death.

Hyper-connectivity of our world defines our era. As a result of this hyper-connectivity, digital markets and services are rapidly growing, thus facilitating people and organizations to conduct business anywhere, anytime.

The "Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa" Scheme allows nationals from non-EU and non-EEA countries, who can perform their work location-independently using telecommunications technology

In March of 2021, the Cypriot government made revisions to Regulation 6(2) of the Aliens and Immigration Regulations, with the aim of attracting foreign investments to the island.

On March 9 of 2022 the honourable judges of the Supreme Court delivered judgment on two appeals brought by our seasoned team of Cyprus Lawyers.

Procedural Succession is a crucial element in Cypriot litigation, particularly in financial and commercial disputes across multiple jurisdictions.

Finally, after what seems to have been quite a delay, on June 1, 2021, the Republic of Cyprus and the Kingdom of the Netherlands signed the treaty on the Elimination of Double Taxation.

The adoption of the new performance lists for Flag States and Recognized Organizations was approved during the 56th meeting of the Paris MoU committee and will enter into force on the 1st of July 2023.

The Cyprus flag is considered to be a reputable flag in the shipping industry. Cyprus has a well-established maritime legal framework that is based on international standards...

The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) was officially adopted on 31 May 2023. The new Regulation, which is part of the European Commission's Digital Finance Strategy...

The UPCA can be ratified by seven further EU Member States which have already signed it. Any of the remaining EU Member States could still accede to the Agreement...