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Γνωστοποίηση δυνάμει του άρθρου 327(1) του περί Εταιρειών Νόμου, Κεφ. 113 — αναφορικά με τη διαγραφή εταιρειών από το μητρώο, όπου ο Έφορος Εταιρειών έχει εύλογη αιτία να πιστεύει ότι δεν βρίσκονται σε λειτουργία…
…η εταιρεία θα διαγραφεί και θα διαλυθεί μετά την πάροδο τριών μηνών από την ημερομηνία δημοσίευσης…
The Registrar has published notice of companies believed to be non-operational. Any listed company is removed from the register and dissolved three months from this publication date unless an objection is filed.
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Most firms we speak to are covered on two of these. It's the third one that costs them.
Usually one person, checking when they remember, between everything else. It works right up until the week they're on leave.
Knowing a rule changed is the easy half. Working out which eleven of your two hundred clients it lands on is the evening you lose.
That's the one. Not the fine — the conversation afterwards, where you're the last person in the room to know.
We publish our coverage honestly, including the gaps. You'll always know exactly what's watched on your behalf.
Add your client list and the sectors they operate in. That's what turns a general notice into "this affects these four."
Each new publication is fetched, read in full, and summarised in plain English — then scored Critical, Important, or FYI.
A daily digest by email, urgent items by SMS or WhatsApp, and a Monday morning report covering the week.
Every notice explained in a short paragraph anyone in the office can act on — no legal Greek, no PDF archaeology.
Three levels, applied consistently. So the things that carry a penalty never sit in the same pile as the things that don't.
Each alert names which of your clients it touches, so you know who to call before you finish reading.
Actionable dates pulled out automatically and tracked in one view, sorted by what's closest.
A built-in assistant that answers questions across everything published — scoped strictly to your own firm's data.
One email at the start of the week: what was published, what needs attention, what's falling due.
Every alert links straight to the original government PDF. You're never asked to take our summary on trust.
Critical items reach you away from your desk. Everything else waits for the digest.
Add colleagues so cover doesn't depend on one person being at their screen.
You handle other people's confidential affairs for a living. You're entitled to a straight answer about where information goes, so here it is without the marketing.
The Gazette and the tender portal are published by the government. Nothing we read is confidential, and nothing about your clients is sent anywhere to obtain it.
Your client list — names and sectors — is what lets us match notices to the right firm. It's held in an EU-hosted database with per-firm row isolation. No other customer can query your rows.
Export or delete everything at any time. No retention period, no negotiation, no support ticket.
We're a Cyprus operation under the same regulation you are. A data processing agreement is provided with every pilot — please read it before you send us anything real.
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Every alert links to the original government PDF, so you're never trusting our wording over the source — you're one click from the document itself. The system reads and flags; it doesn't decide. Judgement stays with you.
Most firms do. The question is what it costs — usually a senior person's attention, spread across the week, with a gap whenever they're away. GovAlert runs the same check every day without one, and tells you which clients each notice touches.
The sources are Greek and we read them in Greek. Summaries are delivered in English today. Greek-language delivery is on the roadmap — if it matters to your firm, tell us and it moves up.
Only if you switch it on, and only the mailbox you nominate — usually the one receiving government correspondence. It's read-only, you grant the access, and you can revoke it in one click. It's off by default and most firms leave it that way to begin with.
You tell us whether it earned its place. If yes, we set up billing then. If no, we shake hands — there's nothing to cancel, because there was nothing to sign. If a fortnight wasn't long enough to judge it fairly, say so and we'll extend it.
We're early, and we'd rather say so than pretend otherwise. GovAlert was built for a Nicosia accounting practice and we're now working with a small number of firms to get the details right for how Cyprus offices actually run. If you'd rather be customer fifty than customer five, we'll still be here.
We'll set your firm up this week. Use it properly for a fortnight, then tell us whether it's worth paying for.