Publications

Cryptocurrency

Introduction A cryptocurrency is a digital medium of exchange that uses encryption techniques to control the creation of monetary units and to verify the transfer of funds. Cryptocurrencies (Cryptos) such as Bitcoin, have allowed for the first time [...]

Merger Control in Cyprus

Legal Framework The law regulating mergers in Cyprus is the Control of Concentrations between Undertakings, Law 83(I) of 2014 (the Merger Control Law). The Commission for the Protection of Competition (the CPC) is the regulatory authority which is [...]

Public Procurement

Introduction The public procurement sector has expanded rapidly in Cyprus, following the example of almost all EU member states. To apprehend the vastness of the scale, it is worth mentioning that in the EU, the public purchase of works, goods and [...]

Competition Law

Legal Framework The Protection of Competition Law of 2008 and 2014 in conjunction with the Control of Concentrations of Enterprises Law 83(Ι)/2014 set out the rules and principles of competition law relating to antitrust enforcement and mergers and [...]

Cyprus Movie Investment Scheme

Introduction The Republic of Cyprus has recently implemented a scheme for the promotion of Cyprus as a Mediterranean island for filming aimed to encourage international producers to choose Cyprus as their next film destination by making Cyprus a [...]

Cyprus Tax Guide

Benefits for Individuals not domiciled in Cyprus Any individual who is a Cyprus tax resident under the 183 days rule and/or under the 60 days rule (see below) who at the same time is not domiciled in Cyprus, enjoys the following tax [...]

Administration of Estates & Probate

Will or no will. What’s the difference? While the execution of a will brings numerous benefits infrequently and in the absence of a will, the beneficiaries of the deceased’s estate are left to wonder as to what will happen next. In this short guide [...]

Betting in Cyprus

Introduction Cyprus is truly a European gambling haven. Its favourable gambling tax (10% plus 3% charitable contribution) and the cost-efficient gambling licence fees (just €45 000 for two years) have rendered the island truly irresistible to [...]

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