Benson Formations

Cyprus

Cyprus overview

Basic Facts

Reasons for doing business in Cyprus

TOP 3
Very attractive residence and citizenship programmes
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Low corporate income tax rate (12.5%)

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Attractive intellectual property (IP) regime with 80% expense deduction
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More advantages

Company formation in Cyprus

Do you need to establish and administer a company in Cyprus?

Are you looking for a safe place to form a Trust, including a reliable trustee?

Do you need to structure your investment fund in a correct way?

Are you interested in becoming resident or citizen of Cyprus?

Well, contact us at any time, we are ready to help you to find the right answers and workable solution for you.

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