A software group wanted its intellectual property and development team in Cyprus without triggering exit charges abroad or failing the nexus test here.

We sequenced the migration with counsel in both jurisdictions and tracked qualifying IP and R&D spend from day one.

The IP Box regime applied successfully on the group's first Cyprus return.

In a share acquisition the buyer assumes the company's entire tax history: here outstanding liabilities, an unresolved VAT position on the development, and an unquantified capital gains exposure on the property.

We carried out full tax due diligence on the target, quantified each exposure, and restructured the transaction around our findings.

Price adjustments and tax indemnities agreed; the deal closed on the buyer's terms.

A fund principal moving to Cyprus drew dividends, interest, and performance-linked pay across three countries, with a real risk of dual residency.

We evidenced residency under the 60-day rule, confirmed non-domiciled status, and restructured how each income stream was paid.

A single, defensible tax residency — and no double taxation.

A holding company was selected for a full audit, with the Tax Department questioning deductibility and its intra-group financing.

We rebuilt the supporting file and fronted every information request, so the client never dealt with the audit alone.

The audit closed with no additional assessment.

A group's intra-group financing margins were challenged as non-arm's-length, with adjustments proposed across several open years.

We prepared a benchmarking study and a full defence file to OECD standards, then argued the position directly.

The proposed adjustment was withdrawn in full.

A developer received an assessment disputing the treatment of land and mixed-use units, putting input VAT already recovered at risk.

We reargued the treatment unit by unit, with documentation behind each classification.

The assessment was revised and the recovered input VAT preserved.