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This section discusses the most important tax implications of the direct holding of real estate.

Many developments in international taxation have occurred in recent years, mostly as a result of the OECD/G20 Base Erosion and Profit Shifting initiative, also known as BEPS Project.

How valuation reports help when making important decisions in acquisitions and investments, and why they lie at the core of business success.

We researched and summarised for you, all recent regulatory updates from Cyprus and Europe, which are applicable for Regulated Companies operating in the Region.

In the European Union (EU), the United States, and many other countries, inflation has reached its highest level in decades due to the impact of Covid-19, while the Ukraine conflict...

The factors behind the sale of a real estate need to be analysed. If the individual is considered to be a trader, then income tax applies at the progressive tax system (up to 35%).

Direct and Indirect holding of real estate in Cyprus. The most important tax implications for resident and non-resident individuals and companies.

Our financial services experts have researched and collected all recent regulatory updates from Cyprus and Europe relevant to Regulated Companies operating in the Region.

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are emerging in the rapidly evolving world of global finance.

We researched and summarised for you, all recent regulatory updates from Cyprus and Europe, which are applicable for Regulated Companies operating in the Region.

This paragraph discusses the most important tax implications of the direct purchase of real estate.

We researched and summarised for you, all recent regulatory updates from Cyprus and Europe, which are applicable for Regulated Companies operating in the Region.

We researched and summarised for you, all recent regulatory updates from Cyprus and Europe, which are applicable for Regulated Companies operating in the Region.

For Cyprus businesses operating internationally, disruption has become part of the operating environment. Geopolitical tensions, supply chain dependencies, inflation, cyber threats, and regulatory changes can affect growth, profitability, and operations with little warning.

On 20 May 2015, the European Council issued Directive (EU) 2015/849 (the "4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive").

Our financial services experts have researched and collected all recent regulatory updates from Cyprus and Europe relevant to Regulated Companies operating in the Region.

In all other cases, capital gains are subject to Capital Gains Tax at 20% on the gains arising from the disposal of a chargeable property...