Decoding eIDAS
In an ever-evolving digital age, the eIDAS (electronic Identification Authentication and Trust Services) Regulation provides a framework for secure electronic transactions across the European Union (EU).
Ο Περί Εταιρειών (Τροποποιητικός) (Αρ.4) Νόμος 101 (Ι) του 2024
Ο Περί Εταιρειών (Τροποποιητικός) (Αρ.4) Νόμος 101 (Ι) του 2024 εισήγαγε σημαντικές αλλαγές…
Mergers & Acquisitions in Cyprus: Practical Law Global Guide
Mergers & Acquisitions in Cyprus: Practical Law Global Guide We are pleased to have contributed to Practical Law Global, the Cyprus part of the Private M&A Global Guide (Private Mergers and Acquisitions in Cyprus: Overview). The guide provides an overview of key legal and deal structuring issues relating to private M&A transactions in Cyprus, including as…
Structuring M&A Deals – Protecting the Seller’s Earnout Post-Acquisition
Earnouts, while offering the potential for additional compensation based on future performance, they also introduce a layer of uncertainty and risk for sellers.
Cyprus Tax Residency and Non-Dom for Individuals
As of 2017, an individual is considered a tax resident of Cyprus if they meet either the ‘183-day rule’ or the ’60-day rule’ for the tax year.
Reduction of Company Share Capital
Share capital refers to the funds contributed by shareholders to establish or expand a company.
Ongoing Obligations of a Cyprus Company
Incorporating a Cyprus company is an easy and relatively swift procedure, but what about the obligations regarding tax and statutory reporting?
Cyprus Trade Names
A Tradename, also known as a Business name, is the designation under which an individual or company conducts its business activities, distinct from the legal entity’s registered name.
Establishing a Business Entity in Cyprus
Cyprus is an EU member state and a common law jurisdiction with a legal system similar to that of the UK. It is located at the eastern end of Europe linking 3 continents, Europe, Africa and Asia and it has a long and strong reputation as an international business center.
The Impact of MiCA on Cross-Border Operations for Non-EU Crypto Businesses
The world of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology knows no borders. As crypto markets continue to expand globally, they attract a growing number of businesses offering a wide range of services.