Accountants and corporate service providers in Larnaca

Larnaca has 35 firms with a fairly even spread of trades. Twenty are accounting firms, eight are corporate service providers and seven are law firms. Twenty-six are small and nine are medium, so the city has more mid-sized practices than Paphos, and the oldest of the thirteen firms that state a founding year dates from 1969.

Foreign owners are the larger part of the market: 24 of the firms name them as their focus. The client groups include multinational groups, international clients, foreign investors, high-net-worth individuals and start-ups. A foreign owner who wants a firm used to groups with several jurisdictions may find the medium-sized practices here a good middle path between a sole practitioner and a large network.

Firms in Larnaca

Feod Group

Law firm · Boutique firm

Larnaca

  • Company formation
  • Tax compliance
  • Bank account assistance
  • +1 more

Languages: English · Greek · Ukrainian · Russian

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Predeevo

Accounting firm · Boutique firm

Larnaca

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +5 more

Languages: English · Greek · Russian · German

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TaxInCy Ltd

Accounting firm · Boutique firm

Larnaca

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +6 more

Languages: English · German · Dutch · French …

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11 more firms in Larnaca

Sectors and structures

Real estate is named by fourteen firms, then insurance (six), shipping (five) and construction, intellectual property, banking and finance, and manufacturing (four each). Hospitality and aviation appear three times each. Insurance and intellectual property sit alongside the property work, which makes Larnaca worth a look for a founder with an insurance or licensing business.

Limited companies are named by sixteen firms, trusts by ten, holding companies by seven, foundations by four, and branches and Cyprus companies by three each. Among the qualifications cited, one firm cites CySEC authorisation as an alternative investment fund manager, another a licensed insolvency practitioner, and several the Cyprus Bar Association.

Services and languages

Tax compliance is offered by 34 firms, company formation, accounting and VAT by 30 each, payroll and corporate secretarial work by 25 and 24, audit and bank account assistance by 22 each, residence and visa support by 20 and a virtual office by fourteen.

English is offered by 18 firms, Greek by six and Russian by four. German is offered by three, a higher count than in Paphos, and Ukrainian, Dutch and French by one each.

How the mid-sized firms differ

Nine of the 35 firms are medium-sized, a larger share than in Paphos. A medium firm usually has separate people for accounting, tax and corporate secretarial work, which helps when a company has several shareholders, employees in more than one country, or a regulated activity. The trade-off is that you may deal with a junior member of staff most of the time, so ask who your named contact is and how the partner stays involved.

For a founder with a simple one-owner company, the 26 small practices are usually enough, and fees are typically agreed per service, so ask each firm to write down what the quote does and does not include.

Checking before you sign

Cyprus keeps a public list of approved administrative service providers on the regulator’s site. If a firm offers to act as a nominee or provide trust services, check the entry before you give it any documents.

For the steps of registering the company itself, see the guide to setting up a company in Cyprus. Law firms are most common in Limassol, and a large accounting group sits in Nicosia. Use one free quote request to ask several firms at once.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of firm are based in Larnaca?

Twenty of the 35 are accounting firms, eight are corporate service providers and seven are law firms. Twenty-six are small and nine are medium.

Which sectors do firms in Larnaca name?

Real estate is named by fourteen firms and insurance by six. Shipping is named by five, and construction, intellectual property, banking and finance, and manufacturing by four each.

Which languages do firms in Larnaca offer?

English is offered by 18 firms, Greek by six and Russian by four. German is offered by three, and Ukrainian, Dutch and French by one each.

Do firms here work with foreign clients?

Foreign clients are a stated focus for 24 firms here. Client groups include multinational groups, international clients, foreign investors and high-net-worth individuals.

Can a firm in Larnaca provide audit?

Twenty-two of the 35 offer audit. Ask whether the auditor is separate from the accountants who prepare your records.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.