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Corporate and Business reorganisations are an important tool for companies operating in Cyprus, enabling them to restructure their operations, achieve greater efficiency, and adapt to commercial or regulatory needs. Under Cyprus law, a reorganisation is not limited to the classic merger of two or more companies but could be used to achieve a variety of […]

Why Cyprus? Cyprus has become one of the most attractive jurisdictions in Europe for Company Incorporation. As a full member of the European Union, it offers access to the EU single market, a well-regulated financial system, and a stable legal framework based on English common law principles. Its strategic location between Europe, the Middle East,

Shareholder disputes, deadlocks, and conflicts over corporate governance are a major risk for companies, often ignored or downplayed! With the recent Cyprus tax reform 2026, tighter compliance regulations, with evolving international corporate governance standards, many businesses are reassessing their company structures, shareholder agreements, and corporate decision-making processes. Differences in shareholder priorities can escalate quickly if

Cyprus now has a clear, dedicated tax regime for crypto‑assets from 1 January 2026. This is an important step for investors, funds and advisers who want predictability instead of case‑by‑case treatment.​ 1. A dedicated 8% Flat Tax on Crypto Gains The 2026 reform introduces a specific article in the Income Tax Law for “profits from the

The 2026 Cyprus Tax Reform changes how interest, rental income and certain shareholder benefits are taxed. This matters for anyone holding assets or structuring investments through Cyprus, especially if you earn interest, collect rent or use company assets personally.​​ For companies, interest income is now taxed only under the Income Tax Law at the 15%

The 2026 Cyprus tax reform brings important changes for real estate investors, developers, funds and high‑net‑worth buyers. It affects transaction costs, capital gains and how property‑related structures are taxed.​​ 1. Stamp Duty Abolished from 1 January 2026 From 1 January 2026, stamp duty under the Stamp Duty Law is abolished. This includes stamp duty on