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Investor reporting for startups

Monthly management accounts with burn, runway and MRR keep Cyprus startup investors confident and make the next funding round faster.

This guide is written for freelance software developers, tech startups and IT companies. Rules change regularly and individual circumstances vary, so speak to a Tsquared accountant before acting. We regularly help clients with ip box 2.5% effective tax, freelancer vs. company, vat on cross-border digital services.

Key points

  • Burn and runway
  • MRR and churn
  • Board packs
  • Cap table

Challenges you face, solutions we provide

Challenge: IP Box 2.5% effective tax

Our solution: IP Box eligibility assessed and nexus documentation kept current

Challenge: Freelancer vs. company

Our solution: Freelance vs. company comparison with real numbers before you switch

Challenge: VAT on cross-border digital services

Our solution: Reverse-charge and OSS VAT handled correctly on every cross-border invoice

Challenge: Stock options and equity

Our solution: Option schemes structured for the flat 8% regime with payroll reporting

Challenge: R&D cost tracking

Our solution: The 120% R&D super-deduction claimed with timesheet evidence

Frequently asked questions

Investor reporting for startups: what's the short answer?
Monthly management accounts with burn, runway and MRR keep Cyprus startup investors confident and make the next funding round faster.
Can Tsquared help with investor reporting for startups?
Yes. We advise freelance software developers, tech startups and IT companies in Cyprus on investor reporting for startups and handle the filings for you.

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