AML Compliance has grown to become an integral part of the financial services sector. Following the law requirements, Our Cyprus-based AML Compliance team performs client identification and due diligence procedures comprised of the following four steps: identifying the client and…
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission wishes to remind all trustees of express trusts or persons holding an equivalent position in similar legal arrangements, that they have a legal obligation to provide relevant requested information to the Register (Cyprus Trusts…
Cyprus: In the context of the digitization and modernization of the services offered to the Citizens, the Ministry of Labor and Social Insurance in cooperation with the Deputy Ministry of Research and Innovation, announced some changes in applying for unemployment…
Overseas entities with existing UK property interests or who intend to acquire property, must register their beneficial ownership information with the UK Companies House as soon as possible and before the 31st of January 2023 deadline. On 1 August…
September 2022: The Cyprus Minister of Labour and Social Insurance, announced yesterday (31/8/2022) the establishment of the National Minimum Wage after the meeting of the Council of Ministers. The Cyprus National Minimum Wage is set at 940 euros. For new…
The Department of Labor Inspection of the Ministry of Labor and Social Insurance will conduct, in September 2022, a special Inspection Campaign in hotels, restaurants and other premises for the distribution of ready-made food. Campaign purpose The purpose of the…
Income tax forms must be filed by employees, pensioners and self-employed individuals with gross income exceeding €19,500. An extension to the deadline for the submission of an income declaration and the payment of self-taxation by natural persons, for 2021, was…
After recommendations by the OECD, the Cyprus parliament approved certain documentation requirements on transfer pricing (June 30th, 2022). The legislation is effective from 1 January 2022. The purpose of the changed regulations is to warrant compliance of covered entities with…
The tax, calculated as 12.5% on the taxable income, is payable in two equal instalments, by 31 July and 31 December of 2022. Late filing of the return and payment of the tax will attract interest and penalties.
Interest and penalties will be imposed on any amounts due in case there is a failure to settle the relevant tax liabilities on time.