Tax Law and International Tax Law

Cyprus has introduced a dedicated statutory regime for cryptocurrency taxation, effective 1 January 2026, that taxes gains from crypto-asset disposals at a flat 8% rate. This article examines how Article 20E of the Income Tax Law applies to both individuals and companies, what transactions trigger the tax, and how mining, staking, and losses are treated under the new framework.

Austrian entrepreneurs and investors relocating to Cyprus face a complex web of exit tax rules, residency requirements, and treaty provisions that can either preserve or eliminate significant tax advantages. Understanding Austria's dwelling-based residence test, the section 27 deemed disposal rules, and the new annual reporting obligations for deferred exit tax is essential before departure, as mistakes made during relocation can trigger immediate tax liabilities or preserve unwanted Austrian tax exposure f

Value-Added Tax (VAT) is a key component of Portugal’s tax system. This article outlines the different VAT rates, the rules for the taxation of goods and services, and special considerations for certain types of supplies.

Choosing the right visa requires more than a quick chat and good cup of coffee to decide what is best for you, and getting in touch with the right person is the most important step..

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Given the ongoing uncertainty around the UK's Non-Domiciled (Non-Dom) tax regime, many UK resident non-dom's are evaluating the potential impacts and considering their options outside the UK.

Navigating the financial landscape of non-governmental organizations in Poland requires a strategic understanding of statutory funding mechanisms and tax optimization opportunities. Whether operating as a foreign investor, corporate sponsor, or international foundation, establishing a sustainable funding structure is vital for long-term viability.

Cyprus VAT compliance presents significant challenges for international businesses operating through Cyprus entities, particularly those without local customers who mistakenly assume they have no VAT obligations. This comprehensive guide examines registration requirements, reverse charge mechanisms, VIES reporting, and the One Stop Shop system to help founders, freelancers, and finance managers navigate the complexities that frequently result in costly compliance failures.

Malta has established itself as one of the world's premier yachting jurisdictions, with over 1,000 superyachts registered under its flag. What makes Malta's combination of EU compliance, competitive VAT rates, and flexible registration pathways so attractive to yacht owners and operators seeking a strategic Mediterranean base?

Malta is consolidating its four existing tax programmes into a unified Individual Tax Programme framework, effective January 2027. The new rules introduce significantly higher annual tax thresholds, increased property requirements, and stricter application fees while maintaining the attractive 15% flat tax rate on foreign-sourced income remitted to Malta.

British expats living in Spain face a critical decision about their UK property: should they keep it as a rental investment or sell and reinvest the proceeds? With the 2025 Renters' Rights Act fundamentally changing landlord rights, new EPC requirements demanding costly upgrades by 2030, and complex dual UK-Spain tax obligations creating hidden costs, the traditional assumption that property is always the best investment no longer holds.

When a person passes away leaving assets in Cyprus, those assets cannot usually be transferred immediately to relatives or beneficiaries.