Cyprus Tax Residency in 60 days
Amendments on the definition of the “Tax Resident” as per the Income Tax Law – July 2017:
An individual who:
(a) does not spend a total of 183 days in another State in the duration of a tax year (< 183 days) and
(b) is not a tax resident in another State
would be considered a Cyprus tax resident if:
_ the individual stays in Cyprus for at least 60 days in a tax year
_ is employed or self-employed in Cyprus
_ holds an office in Cyprus at any time during the tax year
_ maintains a permanent resident in the Republic, that is owned or rented
Important Note:
In the year the person becomes non-resident and in accordance with the normal rule, these provisions would not apply if the individual terminates any employment, office or business carried-on in Cyprus, in the year of Departure.
Income tax rates for Cyprus tax residents
Taxable income – € | Tax rate – % | Accumulated tax – € |
First 19.500 | Nil | – |
19.501 – 28.000 | 20 | 1.700 |
28.001 – 36.300 | 25 | 3.775 |
36.301 – 60.000 | 30 | 10.885 |
Over 60.000 | 35 |
Income tax exemptions
Available for individuals who were NOT Cyprus tax residents in the year before the year they commence employment in Cyprus.
A. Lowest of: (i) 20% * annual emoluments or
(ii) €8.550
_ Available from 1st of January following the year that employment starts
_ Granted for 5 Years
_ Exemption is applicable up to 2020, and from there on it will be abolished
B. 50% deduction of the annual emoluments:
_ For annual emoluments above €100.000
_ Exemption is available immediately
_ Granted for 10 Years
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