Tacan Reynar graduated from Eastern Mediterranean University Faculty of Law in 2004. After graduation, he pursued studies in Public Law at the same university, completing his master's degree with a thesis titled 'Relations Between the Federal Administration and the Federated Administrations in Federations and the Resolution of Jurisdiction Conflicts.' While continuing his graduate education, he completed his law internship and began working as a lawyer. Additionally, he served as a part-time lecturer at EMU Faculty of Law, teaching TRNC Constitutional and Administrative Law courses for approximately 1 year.

In 2006, Reynar established his own law office in Nicosia. Later, in October 2010, he was appointed as a district court judge/judge by the TRNC Supreme Court of Justice. During his tenure, Reynar presided over civil, family, and criminal cases in various courts. He resigned from his position as a Senior Judge at the Nicosia Criminal Court, where he served for 8 years, in May 2018.

Throughout his student years and beyond, Reynar actively participated in many non-governmental organizations, particularly focusing on politics, public law, human rights, and international criminal justice. He engaged in certification and training programs offered by international organizations such as Harvard, Yale, Leiden, Pennsylvania, University of London, Amnesty International, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In 2023, Reynar completed a professional diploma program on the Canadian Legal System at Trios College in Canada. He continues to work abroad through collaborations with several companies he established in Canada.

In 2022, Reynar will become a partner in CISSE (Cyprus International Social Sciences Education) and opened Reynar Academy (CCE) in Famagusta in 2023, commencing operations in the education sector. Reynar conducts seminars and training sessions in various areas of law.