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12 January 2026 Abolishment of Stamp Duty in Cyprus

Cyprus Abolishes Stamp Duty as of 1 January 2026 The Cyprus Tax Department has officially announced that stamp duty will be fully abolished as of 1 January 2026. With the entry into force of the new legislation, the stamp duty regime will be completely repealed. This reform represents a significant step toward simplifying administrative procedures […]

Abolishment of Stamp Duty in Cyprus
23 December 2025 Cyprus as an alternative tax residency for EU Citizens

Comparison with the tax systems of France and Germany In recent years, tax pressure in several key European Union countries, including France and Germany, has steadily increased. This applies not only to personal income tax rates, but also to the taxation of capital, investments, and inheritance. As a result, high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurs are increasingly considering alternative […]

Cyprus as an alternative tax residency for EU Citizens
30 October 2025 Cyprus Tax Residency Certificate 2025

Cyprus Tax Residency Certificate 2025 As the end of the year approaches, banks, auditors, and tax authorities are increasingly requesting Tax Residency Certificates — documents confirming the country where you are subject to taxation. This certificate is required for: passing KYC verification with banks; renewing professional services with auditors and consultants; applying double tax treaty […]

Cyprus Tax Residency Certificate 2025
05 September 2025 Update on Confirmation of Data in the Beneficial Ownership Register (UBO Register)

Dear Clients, We remind you that, in accordance with the applicable legislation, all companies incorporated or registered under the Companies Law, Cap. 113, all European Public Limited Companies (SEs), as well as all Partnerships, are required, during the period from 1 October 2025 to 31 December 2025, to access the Beneficial Ownership Register (BOR) system […]

Update on Confirmation of Data in the Beneficial Ownership Register (UBO Register)
07 August 2025 EU Updates List of High-Risk Third Countries for Money Laundering

The European Commission has published Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/1184, updating the list of high-risk third countries under the EU’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) framework. These changes align with the latest assessments by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Added to the list (new high-risk jurisdictions): Algeria, Angola, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, Laos, Lebanon, Monaco, Namibia, Nepal, Venezuela […]

EU Updates List of High-Risk Third Countries for Money Laundering
30 July 2025 Tax Identification Number in Cyprus: Is it mandatory?

Starting from 2025, Cyprus will introduce a new requirement: in order to submit both the monthly and the annual Withholding Tax and Contribution Declaration (form TF 7-PAYE), all employees must have a registered Tax Identification Number (TIN/AFT), regardless of their income level. How to obtain a TIN? Applications for a Tax Identification Number can only […]

Tax Identification Number in Cyprus: Is it mandatory?
24 June 2025 IP BOX 2025: How to pay just 2.5% tax on intellectual property income?

If your business creates or owns intellectual property, you can legally reduce your tax rate to as low as 2.5% using Cyprus’ IP Box regime. In this video, we explain how the IP Box works in Cyprus in 2025, who can benefit from it, and the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make. Watch the video here: […]

IP BOX 2025: How to pay just 2.5% tax on intellectual property income?
05 June 2025 Tax Ruling in Cyprus: What It Is and How to Obtain One

Tax Ruling in Cyprus: What It Is and How to Obtain One A tax ruling in Cyprus is an official written clarification issued by the Cyprus Tax Department, confirming how tax legislation applies to a specific transaction or set of circumstances. It offers legal certainty and is particularly useful for companies engaged in cross-border transactions, […]

Tax Ruling in Cyprus: What It Is and How to Obtain One
04 June 2025 What Is Share Premium in Cyprus Corporate Law — And How Can It Be Used?

Share premium is the amount by which the issue price of a company’s shares exceeds their nominal (par) value. Under Cyprus Companies Law (Cap. 113), this excess amount is recorded in a separate account called the share premium account. Example: If the nominal value of a share is €1, and it is issued at €10, […]

What Is Share Premium in Cyprus Corporate Law — And How Can It Be Used?