Cyprus: Government Policy & Public Finance

Cyprus continues to strengthen its position as a leading international business and investment hub through the expansion and modernisation of its Double Tax Treaty (DTT) network. These treaties help businesses and individuals avoid being taxed twice on the same income while providing greater certainty for cross-border investments and international operations.

The EU Blue Card is a residence permit scheme designed to enable highly skilled non‑EU nationals to live and work in Cyprus, particularly in sectors experiencing a shortage of qualified professionals.

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The Cyprus Non-Domicile regime (or non-dom) hinges on a person's domiciliation.

Firstly, it is important to understand that tax residency and legal residency are two entirely different things and it is essential not to confuse the two.

As global mobility increases, individuals and families are exploring new opportunities to relocate, supported by a range of attractive residence schemes worldwide.

Cyprus Social Insurance Fund (SIF) contributions will increase starting from January 2019 while contributions for the implementation of the National Health Insurance System (NHIS)

In June 2016, the citizens of Great Britain voted to leave the European Union. In order to implement the referendum result and pursuant to the article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty

The Cypriot cabinet has decided to form a joint working group to develop and implement blockchain technology in Cyprus in order to keep up with the international developments.