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GovAlert AI reads every issue of the Cyprus Official Gazette the day it’s published, explains what changed in plain English, and scores how urgently it matters. One email. No portals to check.
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Source · Official Gazette
ΤΜΗΜΑ Β — Αρ. 5633 · Ο ΠΕΡΙ ΕΛΕΓΧΟΥ ΤΩΝ ΣΥΓΚΕΝΤΡΩΣΕΩΝ ΕΠΙΧΕΙΡΗΣΕΩΝ ΝΟΜΟΣ ΤΟΥ 2014 — Κοινοποίηση συγκέντρωσης…
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The Competition Protection Commission has received notice of a concentration. Published under Article 10(4) — no response is required.
View original PDF →Illustrative example of an alert
Most firms are covered on two. It’s the third that costs them.
One person, checking when they remember. It works until the week they’re on leave.
A single issue runs past a hundred notices in legal Greek. That’s the evening you lose.
That’s the one. Not the fine — the conversation where you’re the last to know.
We’ll set your firm up this week. Use it properly for a fortnight, then tell us whether it’s worth paying for.
Not a feature list written for a landing page — this is what is in the product today. Anything still being built says so on the coverage table.
“We never email your clients. You send it yourself, from your own address.”
ΤΜΗΜΑ Β — company, court and bankruptcy notices — read on the day of publication.
The difference between a newsletter and a monitoring service. Every notice checked against the names you gave us.
Dates pulled from notices and filed against the client named, your own dates, and the Cyprus tax calendar.
Extensions, circulars, decrees and consultations — and when a date moves, the calendar stops printing the old one.
Builds a ready-to-send block and copies it to your clipboard. You send it, from your own address.
Critical, Important or FYI — and one click to the government’s own PDF.
397 companies are currently listed for strike-off across one open list, with a deadline of 3 October.
One at a time or by CSV. 25 clients on Starter, 100 on Practice, 300 on Firm — or unlimited.
An assistant across everything published, scoped strictly to your own firm’s data.
Subscribe once in Google or Outlook and every date arrives where you already look. Nobody else in this market offers it.
€250 for a late corporate income tax return (TD4), €500 above €1m in turnover or assets. 5% of any tax paid late, and 5% again after two months. The figure sits on the obligation, not in a footnote.
Same week, same notices. The difference is who tells you.
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Six labelled parts. Nothing else.
ΤΜΗΜΑ Β, issue number, publication date. So you can cite it.
One paragraph anyone in the office can act on.
Applied consistently, so a penalty never sits in the same pile as a formality.
If one of your companies is in it, that alert goes to the top of the list.
Extracted from the notice and filed against the client named.
One click. You never take our wording on trust.
Real figures from the sources we read, not projections.
Across one list open now, with a deadline of 3 October.
Issue #5640 alone named 40 companies across 48 notices.
VAT, provisional tax, PAYE, SDC, GESY and the annual returns.
03:00 and 15:00 Cyprus time, every day, including the day of publication.
The Registrar gives notice, and if cause is not shown by the stated date the company is dissolved. Restoring it afterwards is a separate application to the Registrar — or to the court once the Registrar’s window has closed — with its own fees, and a conversation with the client about why nobody noticed.
Creditors have 30 days from publication to lodge a claim with the liquidator. Miss it and the client is excluded from the dividend entirely. There is no appeal to a diary that wasn’t checked.
Proxies must be lodged 48 hours before. The meeting approves the liquidator’s accounts, and it happens whether or not you were told.
This does not save you time. It saves a client from losing money — which is the only reason a firm has ever paid for something like it.
What we read, when we last read it, and the three things we cannot read. One vendor of forty-three publishes this.
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