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With a continuous upgrade of its legislative and regulatory regime, Cyprus has evolved into an ideal destination to conduct business. (Why invest in Cyprus)...

In practice, Transfer Pricing is the Tax Law application of the arm's length principle, applied for determining a reliable and fair allocation and taxation of profits within multinational enterprises.

As in previous years, RSM Cyprus is proud to contribute to the European Real Estate Tax Guide, a publication by RSM International that highlights the strength of our network partnership.

This publication contains insightful information on the tax system in Cyprus for the tax year 2021.

RSM Cyprus together with our Global Network serves clients spanning all revenue categories, from start-ups to multi-billion-dollar entities.

Cyprus proves once again its entrepreneurial ability by announcing an attractive action plan that aims to attract companies to operate and/or expand their activities in Cyprus.

What truly distinguishes blockchain from other technological solutions is its ability to provide undeniable transaction verifications.

On 1 June 2021, the Republic of Cyprus and The Netherlands have signed for the first time an agreement to avoid double taxation.

RSM Cyprus has released the annual digital edition guide of Cyprus Tax Facts 2025.

Our tax professionals have researched and collected the most important information for both legal entities and individuals.

RSM Cyprus releases the annual comprehensive edition of the Cyprus Tax Facts for 2022. The Cyprus Tax Facts guide contains the most important information pertaining to legal entities and individuals collected from our professionals.

It is kindly reminded that all the Cyprus registered companies are subject to a €350 Annual Company Levy.

Our tax experts have diligently researched and gathered all the essential information related to individuals and legal entities.

The shipping industry is considered "the lifeblood of the worldwide economy".

The Cyprus' House of Representatives recent decision to increase the corporate tax rate from 12,5% to 15% for large multinational companies or large domestic groups with annual consolidated revenues exceeding €750 million, marks a significant development in the Republic's tax and economic landscape.

The old IP regime closed from 30 June 2016, however, it can be still utilised up to 30 June 2021, subject to grandfathering rules applied.

This measure assists in combating tax evasion, safeguarding public revenues, strengthening civil protection, and facilitating citizens' service.