world | 22.01.26
CRS exchange: a cheat sheet for owners of foreign accounts
CRS (Common Standard on Reporting and Due Diligence for Financial Account Information) is a global mechanism for the automatic exchange of financial account information between states for tax purposes. Under this framework, financial institutions are required to identify accounts held by tax residents of other participating jurisdictions and annually transmit such information to the tax authorities. The purpose of CRS is to enhance transparency and combat tax evasion.
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world | 12.01.26
Launching a Startup: the U.S. or Europe?
When startup founders plan to enter global markets, one of the first strategic decisions they have to make is choosing a jurisdiction in which to incorporate the company. This decision is not a formality: it directly affects tax obligations, the ability to attract investment, the speed of scaling, the business’s international reputation, and even the legal protection of intellectual property.
world | 25.11.25
How to choose a payment provider for an iGambling business?
In iGaming projects, payments are not just transactions, but a critically important element of the business model. The selected payment provider determines not only the speed and convenience of deposits and payouts, but also the security of funds, regulatory compliance, and the ability to scale the business in different jurisdictions.
world | 13.11.25
Which jurisdictions are better for company registration?
Choosing the right jurisdiction for company registration isn’t just a technical matter of paperwork—it’s a strategic decision with long-term consequences for structure, governance, taxation, and even your business’s reputation. Entrepreneurs increasingly consider registering a company outside their country of residence—to optimize taxes, protect assets, access international markets more easily, or secure stability amid political or economic turbulence.
Seychelles | 28.10.25
Covered company in Seychelles: taxes, forms and deadlines
In 2021, Seychelles seriously updated its tax legislation to leave the EU blacklist and show that it’s also “playing the transparency game.” At that time, the country abandoned the classic offshore model with full territorial exemption and introduced a new regime — corporate income tax for companies that are part of international groups and receive passive income from abroad.
BVI | 13.10.25
Changes in Beneficial Ownership Rules in the BVI
On 1 July 2025, significant changes to the Beneficial Ownership (BO) regime officially came into force in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). These changes have been introduced to align BVI legislation with the new Policy on access to the Beneficial Ownership Register and international transparency standards.
Cyprus | 09.10.25
Cyprus and the Tax Reform: What to Expect?
The tax system of Cyprus has always been one of the key reasons behind the jurisdiction’s popularity among international investors and entrepreneurs. Low tax rates, flexible regulations, and an extensive network of double tax treaties have long made the island an attractive hub for business structuring.
