Cyprus: Corporate Tax

The tax reform that came into effect in January exemplifies how legal change can simplify, clarify, and enhance certainty without fundamentally altering the system. The reform addressed key areas where uncertainty had previously existed, particularly in relation to corporate tax treatment and compliance expectations, providing clarity on grey areas that could create doubt for companies operating on the island. Rather than overhauling the entire tax system, the reform focuses on certainty and reliability.

Cyprus has introduced comprehensive defensive tax measures targeting payments to EU blacklisted and low-tax jurisdictions, fundamentally changing how international groups structure their Cyprus operations.

Cyprus yacht registration involves more than simple filing procedures, requiring careful attention to ownership eligibility, registration types, prior registry status, and supporting documentation.

If you manage a Cyprus subsidiary from abroad, you have probably experienced a Cyprus audit delay at some point. The financial year ends, the trial balance and supporting documents are sent to the auditor...

Cyprus has established itself as one of the most attractive jurisdictions in Europe for technology companies, startups, and entrepreneurs developing intellectual property such as software platforms...

On the 22/12/2025 the Cyprus parliament voted a major package of Tax Laws aiming to maintain the competitiveness of Cyprus as an international business hub.

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Cyprus has approved a far-reaching tax reform, marking the most significant overhaul of its tax framework in more than 20 years.

Cyprus approved a comprehensive tax reform package on 22 December 2025, marking the first major overhaul of the tax system in more than twenty years.