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Cyprus Business Formation

Cyprus business formation is an excellent, tax-efficient way to conduct international business. If properly structured, Cyprus business formation is a low tax solution which portrays a positive image to your customers, suppliers, investors and venture capitalists. The following information will help you determine whether Cyprus business formation meets your objectives:


Advantages of Cyprus business formation
1.
Cyprus joined the European Union in May 2004 and has European standards of commercial and financial infrastructure, as well as a stable government, economy and legal system.
2.
A low corporate tax rate of 10% is enjoyed by investors undertaking Cyprus business formation, applicable to both onshore and offshore companies.
3.
There is no tax on profit moved from non-resident investments.
4.
Dividends, interest and royalty payments have no withholding tax.
5.
With Cyprus business formation there is no capital gains tax.
6.
Cyprus business formation law permits 100% foreign ownership.
7.
It is easy to open corporate bank accounts all over the world to support Cyprus business formation.
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Cyprus has signed double taxation treaties with more than 40 countries, many of which are developed eastern and western European economies.
9.
Losses incurred by a company can be set against profits in the future years for tax reasons.
Disadvantages of Cyprus Business Formation
1.
A Company must prepare and submit a full set of annual accounts following Cyprus business formation.
2.
Worldwide income is taxable for Cyprus-resident individuals and corporations.
3.
Cyprus has agreed to share information about savings held in Cyprus banks by EU nationals with the account-holders' countries.
Uses of Cyprus Business Formation
1.
Cyprus business formation is a perfect way to book international profits at corporate tax of just 10%, if proper structuring has been used.
2.
Cyprus business formation is ideal solution for holding and investment purposes. For more information on a Cyprus holding company please follow this link.
3.
Cyprus business formation portrays a positive image to customers, suppliers, investors and venture capitalists etc in Europe and around the world.

Contact Us

For more information on Cyprus business formation, email email@healyconsultants.com or telephone us at (+65) 6735 0120.

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