October Conference at Presidential Palace to Discuss Reforming Cyprus Tax Council with International Insights
A conference titled "Tax Council: Transformation 2027" will take place on 9 October at Cyprus’s Presidential Palace to examine potential reforms to the country's Tax Council, the body adjudicating tax disputes. The event is co-hosted by Cyprus’s Commissioner for Citizens’ Rights and the Tax Council, with support from the Nicosia Bar Association and the patronage of the president.
The conference will review Cyprus’s current hierarchical tax dispute resolution system and feature round-table discussions including members of the House of Representatives, Tax Council, Tax Department, and Law Office. International experts from Ireland and Portugal will present on their countries’ best practices in tax justice, aiming to provide insights for reform.
The event will culminate with an open forum for participants to exchange views on improving tax dispute resolution in Cyprus, followed by a reception. Organisers hope this collaborative approach will contribute to modernizing the Tax Council’s role and enhance fairness for citizens involved in tax disputes.
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