
Cyprus – Capital Gains Tax and disposal of securities
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Cyprus is imposed at the flat rate of 20% on the following sources of income: Gains from disposal of immovable
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Cyprus is imposed at the flat rate of 20% on the following sources of income: Gains from disposal of immovable
Cyprus and Russia entered into a Double tax Treaty (DTT) back in 1998 in a joint effort to avoid the double taxing of income and
Cyprus is seen as one of the most attractive shipping hubs in the world. A number of ship management companies operating in Cyprus are considered
Summary: On 13 March 2018, the EU Member States reached a political agreement on the tax intermediaries’ directive (“the Directive”). The Directive was formally adopted
Why Cyprus? Cyprus has established a local trust legislation that is a combination of the English Trustee Act of 1925 and the International Trust Law
Cyprus Alternative investment fund (AIF) and Registered Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF): Cyprus AIF Regime: In July 2018 the Republic of Cyprus replaced the original Alternative
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