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COVID-19 infections in Cyprus, as well as mortality rates, remain amongst the lowest in the EU and globally.

The primary source of legislation relating to public M&A transactions in the Republic of Cyprus is the Law to Make Provision ...

The Cyprus Minister of Interior has revised, pursuant to the provisions of Regulation 6(2) of the Aliens and Immigration Regulations, the criteria and processes...

New businesses and joint ventures are often established with shared ambitions for growth and success.

Employee engagement is a critical factor in driving the success and productivity of any organization, including law firms. In the legal profession, where high-pressure environments...

Last month Cyprus took an important step towards improving work-life balance and the protection of the personal data and privacy of employees.

The Civil Registry Law in Cyprus that governs the naturalization process has undergone a vital amendment, recently approved by the Parliament.

It seems that one of the latest buzzwords in the field of international tax planning is "substance". The term "substance" is frequently used to indicate real/physical presence of legal entities in their country of tax residence, as opposed to the use of the so called "shell" or "conduit" companies for obtaining certain tax, or double tax treaty, benefits.

The international tax landscape is constantly changing, driven by demands for transparency, compliance, and at the same time simplification.

Year 2020. A beautiful number for the New Year. And yet, the dawn of 2020 has found humanity battling an epidemic threatening human lives and the future continuity and daily routine of humanity...

Cyprus has approved a far-reaching tax reform, marking the most significant overhaul of its tax framework in more than 20 years.

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has affected not only public health and the well being of humanity, but also a number of economies, businesses and industries worldwide.

Just a couple of weeks before this year comes to an end, the Cyprus Parliament made a very important decision to amend the Prevention and Suppression of Money Laundering...

Cyprus has introduced a 15% corporate tax rate effective January 2026, aligning with OECD's Pillar Two framework while maintaining competitive advantages. The reform includes reduced Special Defence Contribution on dividends, wider personal income tax bands, and a clear framework for crypto asset taxation, positioning Cyprus as an attractive international business hub.

The 14th package of sanctions adopted by the EU against Russia in response to the ongoing war against Ukraine, includes measures related to vessels and Russian liquified natural gas (LNG).

Blockchain is in fact a distributed ledger of transactions, which has been described as leading the way to digital democratisation.

As of 1 January 2026, Cyprus has abolished its stamp duty regime, removing a long-standing tax and transactional formality that affected a wide range of commercial and legal documents.