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Tax calculator Cyprus*

Our tax calculator lets you calculate various types of taxes in Cyprus. Whether dividends, interest and investment income, property acquisition, personal income tax, corporate tax or VAT, our calculator takes the current tax rates and special regulations into account.

Taxes on dividends

A dividend is generally the portion of profit that a corporation distributes to its owner(s). If you hold your tax residence in Cyprus and also have Cyprus Non-Dom status, you can receive dividends from Cyprus and abroad tax-free in Cyprus.

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Taxes on interest and investment income

Interest and investment income generated domestically and internationally, for example from share trading, is not subject to taxation in Cyprus. This rule applies to private individuals with Cyprus Non-Dom status. learn more* >

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Taxes and fees on property acquisition
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Personal income tax

Cyprus income tax follows a progressive model. In effect, the higher an individual's private income (Non-Dom, excluding dividends), the higher the income tax rate.

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Corporate tax

In Cyprus, corporate tax is just 15%. Income from intellectual property receives a discount of up to 80%.

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Taxes on interest and investment income

Interest and investment income generated domestically and internationally, for example from share trading, is generally not subject to taxation in Cyprus. learn more* >

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Taxes and fees on property acquisition

Companies in Cyprus that acquire property and use it for commercial purposes are entitled to a refund of VAT. Commercial purposes include all activities that generate income for the company, such as using the property for holiday rentals.

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VAT

Companies can offset input VAT (the VAT paid on their operating expenses) against the VAT they collect.

If the VAT collected is higher than the input VAT, the company must pay the difference accordingly. If the input VAT paid is higher than the VAT collected, the company can apply for a refund of the input VAT.

However, this rule only applies as long as the company does not carry out VAT-exempt activities.

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