Cyprus offers the European Union's most competitive corporation tax rate at 12.5%, combined with an extensive double-tax treaty network and a robust legal framework.
Cyprus Registrar of Companies fees are included. Annual compliance costs apply separately.
Form a Cyprus CompanyCompany name checked and approved by Cyprus Registrar.
M&A and all forms submitted. Typically 5–10 business days.
Certificate of Incorporation, M&A, and apostille delivered to your dashboard.
Introduction support for Cyprus or international bank account.
Cyprus levies a 12.5% corporate income tax on profits – the joint-lowest rate in the EU. Dividends paid from foreign subsidiaries are generally exempt under the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive.
Yes. Cyprus has signed double-taxation treaties with over 60 countries, making it a popular holding company jurisdiction for reducing withholding taxes on dividends, interest, and royalties.
Cyprus law does not require a local director, but for tax residency purposes (to ensure the company is managed and controlled in Cyprus), having at least one Cyprus-resident director on the board is strongly advisable.
Yes. Cyprus has been a European Union member state since 2004. It uses the euro (€) and is subject to EU regulations and directives.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling — from first document to final approval.
Form a Cyprus Company