- INTRODUCTION
- WHAT IS A TRUST?
- TYPES OF TRUST
- I.T.L.
- TAXATION OF INTERNATIONAL
TRUST
- HOW A TRUST IS CREATED
- WHERE THE TRUST FUND IS
SITUATED
- WHAT THE TRUST FUND INCLUDES
- USES OF INTERNATIONAL TRUSTS
- SUITABILITY OF CYPRUS
- PROFESSIONAL EXPERTS
REACTIONS
- Short title
- Interpretation
- Validity of
an international trust
- Presumption
against avoidance of an international trust
- Duration of
an international trust
- Validity of
direction for the accumulation of income
- Charitable
trusts and purpose trusts
- Authorised
investments
- Power to
change the applicable law of an international trust
- Variation of
an international trust by the Court
- Confidentiality
relating to international trusts
- Taxation of
international trusts
- Application
of this Law
- Saving
of existing laws
- Registration
not compulsory
F. HOW A TRUST IS CREATED
A trust may be as simple or as
complicated as the Settlor desires and may be created either by oral declaration or by
written document. Subject to the relevant
laws in force there are no particular formalities for its creation. When expressed in writing (and it is almost always
in writing) the document is called a “Trust Deed” or Instrument of Trust.
 
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