Your Cyprus holding company, for €2,000 a year.

An ordinary Cyprus limited company that mainly owns shares in other companies instead of trading. There's no separate legal form and no licence. It has the same Registrar, the same Companies Law and the same accounting and audit duties as any other company.

€2,000 a year covers the incorporation, the books, the audit or review, the corporate income tax return and the annual return to the Registrar. There's no setup fee. Government fees are charged at cost, on top of our fee, once your application is approved.

Most founders with one business in one country don't. A second company means a second set of books, a second tax return, a second audit or review and a second annual return, every year. A holding company starts to make sense with several subsidiaries, several shareholders, or a plan to sell part of the group. That call belongs to a tax adviser who can see your whole picture.

No. Designing a group structure is tax advice. It should come from a licensed Cyprus tax adviser who knows your shareholders, the countries involved and your plans. Once the structure is agreed, we incorporate the company and run its yearly work.

Generally no. Article 8(20) of the Income Tax Law exempts dividend income from corporate income tax. SDC can still apply to dividends from mostly passive, low-taxed companies, depending on the paying company's tax position in its own country. Have a Cyprus tax adviser confirm that your subsidiaries qualify.

Cyprus withholds nothing from shareholders who aren't Cyprus tax resident. Domiciled residents pay 5% SDC on profits from 2026 on, and 17% on older profits paid out before the end of 2031. Non-doms pay no SDC for up to 17 years, only the 2.65% GeSY health contribution on income up to €180,000 a year, which the company withholds.

Yes. Every Cyprus company submits its financial statements to a licensed auditor. A small private company may use a lighter review instead, if its turnover and assets stay under the limits for two years in a row. Dividends count towards that turnover, and a parent that prepares consolidated accounts can't use the review. The package includes whichever one applies, and your Partner Auditor confirms which.

No, it covers the holding company. A trading company can run on its own Sumly plan, from €39 a month. It sits in the same login, with its own books.

You get a full refund. Every incorporation we file comes with a 100% approval guarantee.