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.

Organisations should play a positive role in the community and consider the environmental and social impact of their business decisions.

We are thrilled that our Executive Chairman Stavros Pavlou and Partner – Head of International Disputes Marina Hadjisoteriou have been recognised as Lexology Index Thought Leaders: GIR in association with Global Investigations Review (GIR) in their 2025 report.

As of the 1st of July 2016, a new Intellectual Property (IP) tax regime is applicable in Cyprus. The Cyprus IP tax legislation is now fully OECD compliant and it was actually amended as per the

During the last few years, family offices worldwide, encountered a number of challenges and had to deal with the rising of new trends. Such trends and challenges are spanning from geopolitical changes...

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming a central part of everyday business operations, from recruitment systems and contract review to predictive analytics and compliance monitoring.

The unprecedented effects that the global outspread of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about, are becoming more and more noticeable day-by-day.

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

In an era where work-life balance is of increasing importance, the use of employee stock option plans is a powerful tool to provide further benefits and incentives to employees ...

The recent outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic is currently affecting Cyprus, Europe and is becoming an emergency in most other regions of the globe.

The transfer of a company's seat by way of redomiciliation has long been promoted as a flexible corporate tool, allowing businesses to preserve legal continuity while relocating to a more favourable jurisdiction.

The 14th package of EU restrictive measures against Russia was issued on the 24th of June 2024. As it seems, the primary aim of the EU was to broaden the coverage of EU sanction.

Imagine a situation where someone owns cryptocurrency in a self-custodial wallet (where no third-party provider is involved). The value of their crypto assets may be quite substantial.

It is a feature of the litigation work in Cyprus that the Cyprus legal system is extensively utilised in cross border litigation/International dispute resolution cases with an emphasis on ancillary matters...

We've all seen the recent news about a bank being fined for deficiencies in its anti-money laundering (AML) procedures.

The answer is simple. You should start using the Cyprus tax regimes!

As businesses are living creatures ever evolving, expanding, diversifying, re-directing, venturing into new areas of practice, separating legal relationships, severing unhealthy operations, they are constantly in need of legal restructuring tools ...

The term intellectual property refers to the property rights of a physical or legal person over creations of the human mind, for example, an invention, a design, a symbol or artistic works.

Artificial intelligence is often presented as either a blessing or a curse. In reality, it has the potential to become both. While AI is transforming modern life in remarkable ways, it is also creating entirely new forms of abuse capable of violating privacy, dignity and fundamental human rights.

In December 2025, two prisoners at Nicosia Central Prisons died. One lost his life minutes after being punched in the face by another inmate inside his cell...