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    Quantitative risk Climate risk stress test: SSM stress test 2022
    On October 18th, 2021 ECB published its report regarding the 2022 thematic stressed test focusing on climate risk. The 2022 climate risk stress test exercise
    DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TECHNOLOGY Notification of intention of EEA CASP to operate in Cyprus
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    Cryptocurrencies and distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) continue to change the world. We are at the stage of forming complex concepts of regulation for
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    Cryptocurrencies and distributed ledger technologies continue to change the world. We are at the stage of forming complex concepts of regulation of
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    Digital Risk 3 Years of GDPR: overcoming today's challenges via digitalizing your privacy and cybersecurity compliance
    Before the introduction and enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) back in May 2018, several organizations have been left exposed to
    VAT update Exemption from VAT for educational services for vehicle technicians
    On 26/4/2021 an amendment to the Cyprus VAT Law was published in the official Gazette which exempts from VAT educational services for vehicle technicians.
    VAT update Penalties write off for March - July 2020
    On 29/4/2021 an amendment to the Cyprus VAT Law was published in the official Gazette which precludes the imposition of penalties in specific cases
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    Cryptocurrencies and distributed ledger technologies continue to change the world. We are at the stage of forming complex concepts of regulation of
    VAT Update Coronavirus Response: exemption from VAT
    The European Commission has issued a press release on 12/4/2021 according to which it has proposed to exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT) goods and services made
    VAT Update Penalties for omissions relating to the application of reverse charge
    Following the amendments of the Cyprus VAT Law that were announced in the Government Gazette on 20/08/2020, the Tax Department will impose penalties, as from
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