In the midst of extensive tax reforms, the European Union, including Cyprus, is leading the way in a notable change in corporate taxation. The European Commission's enforcement of a minimum 15% tax rate for multinational companies earning over €750 million annually, starting from January 1, 2024, signifies a crucial moment. Nevertheless, Cyprus, along with a few other EU nations, is encountering a distinctive transitional phase due to delays in implementing the legislation. This article delves into the complexities of this transition, its legal structure, and the wider consequences for businesses operating in Cyprus.