Personal tax return in Cyprus

Up to tax year 2025 a return is due when gross income is above €19,500; from tax year 2026 every resident with income files, and residents aged 25–70 file even with no income, and non-residents file for Cyprus income. We prepare it, claim the exemptions you are entitled to and file on time.

WhoResidents; non-residents with Cyprus income
DeadlineTax year 2025: 31 October 2026 (next), without interest or penalties until 30 November 2026; tax year 2026: 31 July 2027
IncludesExemptions and non-dom
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Steps and timeline

  1. 1

    Collect income data

    Salary, dividends, foreign income.

    2 weeks
  2. 2

    Prepare and file

    Adviser files online: TAXISnet for tax years up to 2025, Tax For All from tax year 2026.

    1 week

Documents

For your tax adviser

0 of 5 ready

Official form: T.D.59A (T.D.59) · how to fill it in

The exact list depends on your situation; we confirm it before filing.

Who does what

What you do

  • Share your situation and goals
  • Collect documents from home
  • Agree the scope of work in writing

What we do

  • Check the requirements for your case
  • Prepare the documents and file the application
  • Follow up until the decision

Your coordinator

  • Plans the work and next steps
  • Keeps one timeline for everything
  • Reminds you of renewals and deadlines

Common mistakes

  • Not filing because no tax is due: from tax year 2026 every resident with income files
  • Leaving out foreign income or bank interest
  • Not claiming the exemption for new residents on employment income, where you qualify
  • Paying tax twice on foreign income instead of claiming a credit
  • Filing on the wrong portal: TAXISnet up to tax year 2025, Tax For All from 2026

What affects the cost

The price depends on your situation. We explain the scope and expected costs before work begins.

Number of income typesForeign income and tax creditsExemptions and non-dom claimsLate or past-year returns

Questions

Do I file if my income is abroad?

Yes, if you are Cyprus tax resident. Your Cyprus return reports worldwide income, including foreign salary, dividends, interest, rent and pensions. Tax paid abroad is credited under the tax treaty or Cyprus law, so the same income is not taxed twice.

How much tax on a €50,000 salary?

In 2026, social insurance of 8.8% (€4,400) and GESY of 2.65% (€1,325) are deducted first, leaving €44,275 taxable. The first €22,000 is tax-free, then €2,000 is due at 20%, €2,500 at 25% and €682.50 at 30%. Income tax is €5,182.50 and the net salary about €39,090.

What happens if I file late?

A fixed charge of €150 for an individual (Assessment and Collection of Taxes Law, section 50A). There is no charge when the Tax Department extends the deadline for everyone and you file within the extension. Tax paid late also carries interest.

Sources

Figures checked 28 October 2026. Rules change: we confirm them for your case before you act.

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