Cyprus tax compliance does not revolve around one annual deadline. Companies and individuals can have monthly, quarterly and annual obligations running in parallel: PAYE, Social Insurance, GHS, VIES, VAT, OSS, …
Cyprus tax compliance does not revolve around one annual deadline. Companies and individuals can have monthly, quarterly and annual obligations running in parallel: PAYE, Social Insurance, GHS, VIES, VAT, OSS, …
Dividend taxation in Cyprus changed materially from 1 January 2026. The reform reduced Special Defence Contribution on actual dividends linked to profits earned from 2026 to 5% for individuals who …
Payroll in Cyprus is more than transferring a net salary to an employee. A compliant payroll run brings together employment terms, gross remuneration, PAYE, Social Insurance, GHS, employer statutory funds, …
Social Insurance is a core part of employing people or working on a self-employed basis in Cyprus. For employers, the obligation is wider than a single 8.8% contribution: payroll can …
Cyprus has a relatively compact tax system, but the headline rates only tell part of the story. An individual, a self-employed professional, a Cyprus company and an international group can …
Georgia introduced a dedicated licensing framework in 2026 for the international organisation of online gambling and prize games. The regime creates a separate route for businesses targeting foreign players through …
Cyprus corporate tax changed materially from 1 January 2026. The standard corporate income tax rate increased from 12.5% to 15%, the tax loss carry-forward period was extended, the company tax-residency …
Cyprus companies with overdue Annual Returns (HE32) and corresponding Financial Statements should review their filing position now. The Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property has granted an extension …
International services are one of the areas where Cyprus VAT is most frequently misunderstood. A Cyprus company may invoice a customer abroad without charging Cyprus VAT, but that result can …
VIES is an important part of VAT compliance for Cyprus businesses trading with VAT-registered counterparties in other EU Member States. It is not a separate tax and it is not …
VAT registration is one of the first indirect-tax questions a Cyprus business should resolve before it begins issuing invoices. The answer is not determined only by turnover: the type of …
Value Added Tax (VAT) is one of the main indirect taxes affecting businesses operating in or through Cyprus. For a Cyprus company, VAT is not determined simply by where the …
Georgia introduced a substantially more regulated labour migration framework in 2026. Foreign nationals who previously relied only on visa-free entry, a company registration, an employment contract or an Individual Entrepreneur …
The Cyprus Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property announced on 16 September 2026 that the annual confirmation period for the Beneficial Ownership Register will run from 1 October …
On 23 September 2026, Cezary Zieniuk, Founder of IBCCS TAX and International Tax Advisor, will join an expert panel organised by the Investment Migration Council (IMC) for a free online …
Property tax in Georgia is an annual obligation that can apply to individuals who own real estate and certain other assets in the country. For many apartment and house owners, …
Accurate bookkeeping starts with recording each business transaction in the correct accounts and in the correct period. For a Georgian LLC, those accounting entries form the underlying record from which …
The Cyprus Tax Department has announced a further extension to the filing deadline for the 2025 Annual Employer’s Return for Income Tax Withholding and Contributions (PAYE). The new deadline is …
