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Reporting to banks and lenders

Cyprus banks financing developments require regular cost reports, sales updates and audited accounts; preparing them accurately keeps facilities available and cheaper.

This guide is written for property developers and construction companies. Rules change regularly and individual circumstances vary, so speak to a Tsquared accountant before acting. We regularly help clients with project cost tracking, vat recovery and reverse charge, off-plan sale revenue recognition.

Key points

  • Monitoring surveyor reports
  • Covenant compliance
  • Audited financial statements
  • Quarterly lender packs

Challenges you face, solutions we provide

Challenge: Project cost tracking

Our solution: Per-project cost centres with monthly cost-to-complete and margin reporting

Challenge: VAT recovery and reverse charge

Our solution: Reverse-charge VAT applied to every subcontractor invoice so penalties are avoided

Challenge: Off-plan sale revenue recognition

Our solution: IFRS 15 revenue recognition reviewed contract by contract and aligned with tax

Challenge: Bank and investor reporting

Our solution: Lender and investor reporting packs prepared accurately, every quarter

Challenge: Contractor payments and withholding

Our solution: Subcontractor vetting, retention accounting and Social Insurance compliance handled

Frequently asked questions

Reporting to banks and lenders: what's the short answer?
Cyprus banks financing developments require regular cost reports, sales updates and audited accounts; preparing them accurately keeps facilities available and cheaper.
Can Tsquared help with reporting to banks and lenders?
Yes. We advise property developers and construction companies in Cyprus on reporting to banks and lenders and handle the filings for you.

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