Expert commentary on Cyprus law, EU regulations, and the evolving digital asset landscape.
A practical guide to the elective 8% flat-rate tax on personal crypto income in Cyprus — who qualifies, how to elect, and what it means for your digital asset strategy.
With Cyprus's corporate tax rate now at 15%, we break down what this means for your business structure, the incentives that remain, and how to optimise under the new framework.
A comprehensive legal analysis of securing Cyprus permanent residency under the updated Regulation 6(2) investment framework, Visitor Visa options, and structural tax benefits.
Explore the pathways to Cyprus residency, from investment programs to the 60-day rule and Digital Nomad Visa. Cyprus offers a strategic European gateway with significant tax and lifestyle benefits.
Cyprus's Non-Domiciled regime remains Europe's most compelling personal tax structure in 2026 — offering a 17-year SDC exemption on dividends and interest. Here is everything you need to qualify correctly and protect your status.
Cyprus's Non-Domiciled tax regime remains one of Europe's most powerful personal tax tools — but 2025 brings updated substance expectations and tighter scrutiny on the 60-day rule. Here is the complete picture.
Cyprus has increased its headline corporate tax rate from 12.5% to 15% in line with the OECD Pillar Two global minimum. We explain the impact, who is affected, and how the IP Box and executive incentives preserve Cyprus's competitive edge.
Global tax transparency obligations have intensified. Cyprus companies face concurrent CRS automatic exchange, FATCA reporting, and UBO register filing deadlines in 2025. Missing any one of them carries serious consequences.
The EU Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation is set to transform Cyprus into a premier hub for CASPs. Here is what you need to know about licensing requirements.
For software companies and creatives, the Cyprus IP Box regime offers an effective tax rate of just 2.5% on qualifying profits. Learn how to structure your assets.
The Ministry of Interior has revised the income requirements for non-EU nationals applying for the Digital Nomad Visa. We analyze the impact.