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Tax Residency in Cyprus Cyprus offers flexible and advantageous tax residency options for international individuals and entrepreneurs. Below, we explore the main routes to tax residency and how they can benefit you. 60-Day Tax Residency Rule Non-Domiciled (Non-Dom) Tax Status Comparison & Best Use Cases Become a Cyprus Tax Resident in Just 60 Days… Read More
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Comparing the 60-Day Rule and Non-Dom Status in Cyprus: Which One Is Right for You? Cyprus offers two powerful tools for international individuals looking to reduce their tax burden and enjoy a flexible, business-friendly lifestyle in the EU: The 60-Day Tax Residency Rule The Non-Domiciled Tax Status (Non-Dom Regime) Although they’re often mentioned together, these… Read More
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Become a Cyprus Tax Resident in Just 60 Days Did you know you can become a Cyprus tax resident by spending just 60 days a year in the country? Thanks to a law passed in July 2017, individuals who meet certain conditions can now enjoy tax residency in Cyprus — without needing to stay for… Read More
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Should I Become a Cyprus Tax Resident – Non-Domiciled? If you're looking to optimise your tax planning and live or do business in a low-tax EU jurisdiction, becoming a Cyprus tax resident and non-domiciled individual may be the perfect solution. Since July 2015, Cyprus offers generous tax benefits to individuals who qualify as tax residents… Read More
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Updated: 18/03/2020 This is summary of the financial measures anounced by the government last Sunday 15/03/2020. Special Leave Granting of “Special Leave” to parents working in the private sector for the care of children due to suspension of attendance at public and private schools, nursery and childcare centres will not exceed €1,200. The “special leave” will… Read More
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Bermuda, the US Virgin Islands and the United Arab Emirates are in the new updated list. EU finance ministers adopted on the 12th of March 2019 a new a revised blacklist for tax havens outside the bloc. The new list includes American Samoa, Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Dominica, Fiji, Guam, Marshall Islands, Oman, Samoa, Trinidad… Read More
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