Cyprus: Shareholders

Cyprus companies are frequently used in international business structures, holding arrangements and cross-border investments. In this context, nominee shareholder arrangements remain a familiar and legitimate feature...

A statutory audit is a legal requirement for many Cyprus companies. But for companies with proper accounting departments, international groups with Cyprus subsidiaries, and management teams that rely on accurate...

The company secretary in Cyprus serves as a mandatory officer for private limited liability companies, functioning as far more than an administrative role. This position bridges corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency, maintaining statutory frameworks while supporting directors in ensuring corporate actions are properly executed and recorded.

Cyprus remains one of the most widely used jurisdictions in Europe for holding companies, regional headquarters, and cross-border investment structures. Its EU status, legal framework...

New businesses and joint ventures are often established with shared ambitions for growth and success.

Based on the most recent information available and ongoing coordination between the Cypriot government and Parliament, a comprehensive tax reform package is expected to be approved before the end of this year, with an effective date of 1 January 2026.

The separate legal personality of a limited liability company has been established since the end of the 19th century. The case Salomon v. A. Salomon & Co. [1897] A.C. 22 is considered as the trademark...

Cyprus company creation. Incorporate a new company or buy one from the shelf...

This article provides a brief summary of the framework governing the intro-EU cross-border conversions under Cypriot law.