Cyprus offers a favourable tax environment, an extensive network of double taxation treaties, a sophisticated banking system, and a transparent legal framework for doing business. The jurisdiction is also recognised as a leading European centre for fintech, investment management, and international corporate structures.
- membership of the European Union
- competitive corporate tax regime
- internationally recognised business jurisdiction
- well-developed financial sector
- extensive network of double taxation agreements
- attractive environment for holding structures and investment activities
Before incorporating a company, it is important to consider economic substance requirements, accounting obligations, annual financial reporting, statutory audit requirements, and corporate administration.
Businesses operating in regulated sectors, particularly financial services, must also obtain the appropriate licences and regulatory approvals before commencing operations.
Cyprus is particularly well suited for:
We assist with:
- company formation;
- opening corporate bank accounts;
- obtaining financial and other regulatory licences;
- accounting and tax support;
- legal advisory;
- corporate administration;
- international tax structuring;
- ongoing business support.
In most cases, incorporation takes between one and three weeks, depending on the complexity of the corporate structure and regulatory requirements.
Yes. Cyprus legislation permits 100% foreign ownership for the majority of business activities.
Yes. Companies are required to maintain accounting records, prepare statutory financial statements, and, where applicable, undergo an annual statutory audit in accordance with Cypriot legislation.
Yes. Cyprus remains one of Europe’s most popular jurisdictions for international business, corporate structuring, investment activities, and financial services.