The use of holding companies is especially beneficial if you wish to have better control over the books in your company. The company can be used for optimizing the balance sheets and can create valuable tax deductions for companies with a limited circle of owners.

Cyprus has one of Europe's best laws for tax-efficient holding company and operating companies. Corporation tax in Cyprus is only 10% and Cyprus has double tax treaties with over 35 countries, including Sweden. Republic of Cyprus has been since May 1, 2004 has been a full member of EU.
Cypriot companies can be particularly interesting to Holding of Swedish limited company and limited liability companies. Cyprus should be included in the weighing of all those who intend to enact a holding company and the pros and cons should be addressed to the equivalent of the Swedish holding company. These benefits apply to Cyprus.
 
 
This means that management decisions, etc. will be made in Cyprus. In other words, to most of the management sit in Cyprus and a Nominee Director solution is therefore recommended.

Malta and Cyprus are among the most desirable countries to establish holding companies in. Read, therefore, information on Malta Holding

Double Taxation Agreements
When you compare Cyprus with other typical, low-rate countries, Cyprus has a clear advantage due to the numerous double tax treaties they had signed. This makes Cyprus interesting for the design of tax and the corpus of the tax-efficient holding structures for Swedish and other European businesses. Such a structure may include several service companies or may be operated individually.

Key Advantages of the Cyprus Holding company

- Cheap boot
- Corporation tax only 10%
- Tax on eating bearing 0%
- Royalties are tax-free
- Double tax treaties with Sweden
- Of course the choice of holding
- Good banking facilities

The aforementioned exception is incredibly interesting and underlying the Cypriot-holding company is particularly attractive for international tax optimization, particularly in combination with the double taxation agreements Cyprus has signed.