Types of Companies in Cyprus – LTD, Holding, Branch & Sole Proprietor

Cyprus offers various legal forms of companies that cover needs from start-ups to international holding structures.

1. Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD)
The most popular form. Offers:

  • Limited liability

  • Flexibility in management

  • Ideal for commercial, investment, or consulting activities

2. Holding Company
Used to hold shares of other companies. Advantages:

  • Exemption from capital gains and dividend tax

  • Ideal for international tax structuring

3. Branch of a Foreign Company
An extension of a parent company in Cyprus without establishing a new legal entity.

4. Sole Proprietor
Suitable for small activities or individuals without employees.

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  1. Invoicing / bookkeeping software and accounting entries
  2. Domain name registration in .com or .eu
  3. 1 consultation per month, with a duration of 1 hour

Final prices with no hidden charges, including all services required for the maintenance and smooth operation of your company.

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