Tax Law and International Tax Law

German entrepreneurs and high earners face substantial tax burdens including corporate tax, trade tax, solidarity surcharge, and dividend tax. Cyprus offers a strategic relocation opportunity with its non-dom regime and favorable tax structure, but the move requires careful navigation of German exit tax rules, the yellow slip process, and proper establishment of Cyprus tax residency.

Debt-to-equity swaps offer distressed companies a path to financial recovery by converting creditor receivables into equity, but they carry significant valuation risks that can expose new shareholders to unexpected liabilities. This analysis examines the legal framework governing these complex restructuring instruments in Germany, including insolvency plan proceedings and StaRUG restructuring procedures. Understanding the critical risk factors and implementation strategies is essential for creditors, distre

The Dutch Tax Authorities have issued new guidance on the classification of limited partnerships as 'Funds for Joint Account' (FGR) under Dutch tax law, specifically addressing team co-investment...

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.

As its European customer base continued to expand, a US-based distributor of industrial equipment found that its existing business model was no longer suited to its long-term growth ambitions.

Malta’s corporate tax regime is designed to support international businesses, offering a compliant and flexible framework for companies operating across borders.

German entrepreneurs and high earners face substantial tax burdens including corporate tax, trade tax, solidarity surcharge, and dividend tax. Cyprus offers a strategic relocation opportunity with its non-dom regime and favorable tax structure, but the move requires careful navigation of German exit tax rules, the yellow slip process, and proper establishment of Cyprus tax residency.

Malta has introduced a new Individual Tax Programme consolidating four existing residence schemes into a single framework effective January 2027. While maintaining the attractive 15% tax rate on qualifying foreign income, the reforms introduce higher economic thresholds, renewable five-year status periods, and enhanced compliance requirements, signaling Malta's evolution toward attracting genuine international residents committed to establishing meaningful economic presence.

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

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..

Cyprus insurance brokers and Cyprus insurance agents I took the liberty to make this very short video of course to explain to the Third Country Insurance Brokers...

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.