PRACTICE AREAS​

COMPANY & CORPORATE

Unlock your business potential with our comprehensive corporate services. From entity formation to mergers and acquisitions, we provide tailored legal solutions to safeguard your company's interests and fuel growth in a dynamic marketplace.

The foundation of establishing any business in Cyprus is corporate law. The company’s specialists will provide you with legal services and consultations on issues related to the establishment, reorganization, and liquidation of business entities – both legal and natural persons. Corporate law experts will advise you on choosing the organizational and legal form of your enterprise, selecting a bank, tax system, develop and prepare founding documents, and handle the registration of your enterprise.

Our Services

  • Incorporation of companies in Cyprus
  • Approval of Company name
  • Preparation of all documents necessary to incorporate a company
  • Certificate of incorporation
  • Certificate of directors and secretary
  • Certificate of shareholders
  • Certificate of registered office
  • Memorandum and Articles of Association (Greek or English)
  • Preparation of Trust deeds (if applicable)
  • Preparation of Instruments of Transfer of Shares (if applicable)
  • Share Certificates
  • Minutes of the Company’s first Board of Directors’ meeting
  • Formation of partnerships
  • Registration of Intellectual Property rights (trademarks, business names, patents etc.
  • Registered Office Local Directors (corporate and physical persons)
  • Nominee Shareholders (corporate and Physical persons)
  • Annual General Meetings
  • Board and Shareholders Meetings and Minutes
  • Directors and Shareholders Resolutions
  • Maintenance of corporate documents and records
  • Tax Planning Services
  • VAT Registration
  • Income Tax Registration
  • Opening of bank accounts

Liquidation of enterprises

The company’s specialists will also facilitate the liquidation procedure for your enterprise, both voluntarily (through a decision of the founders) and involuntarily (through bankruptcy proceedings or by court order).