A generous tax regime boosts the appeal of living in Cyprus. See how residents are taxed on income, pensions, investments and capital gains.

With under a year until Brexit, how can UK expatriates in Cyprus ensure they are legally resident and maintain access to today’s benefits?

What are today’s UK pension options for expatriates in Cyprus and what can you do to ensure financial security in retirement?

Expatriates living in Cyprus should review their tax and estate planning, investments and pensions once a year to confirm they’re up to date.

Cyprus has introduced new criteria that could make you resident for tax purposes. There are actually many advantages to living in Cyprus.

Planning to move to Spain, France, Portugal, Cyprus or Malta? We can guide you through the tax implications and advantages of each country.

Cyprus residents are only liable to capital gains tax on the sale of Cyprus property. Shares and overseas property are exempt.

With Brexit looming and more options than ever, pensions can be a source of concern and confusion. Expatriates in Cyprus can find potentially rewarding – but limited – opportunities ahead.

The New Year is a good time to review your financial planning for Cyprus. Is it up to date? There are various elements you should consider, from investments, to pensions, to tax and estate planning.