Accounting, tax, audit, advisory and company formation from one Limassol firm, so you can focus on growth and we can focus on the numbers.
Move the slider. The rate updates with the 2026 rules, and the breakdown shows where every euro goes.
Your effective tax rate in Cyprus
15.48%
GESY (General Healthcare System) is Cyprus's national health contribution, charged at 2.65% on dividends for non-dom residents. It is capped at 180,000 euros of annual income, a maximum of 4,770 euros a year, so the more you earn above the cap, the lower your effective rate becomes.
Illustrative estimate based on 2026 Cyprus tax rules for a resident company and a non-dom shareholder. Your exact rate depends on your structure, residency and income type. Your final structure is confirmed on a call.
From incorporation to audit, the same partners see your whole picture, so nothing falls between advisers.
Each one runs in your browser, costs nothing and asks for no email. Bring the result to the call and we start from there.
Big4 training, a Limassol office, and a partner who picks up the phone. The numbers below are the live ones.
12+
Years of experience at Big4 firms
100+
Companies worked with globally
20+
Industries
Your company, your holding structure and your residency, not a template that fits nobody.
Accounting, tax, audit, advisory and company administration under one roof, so nothing falls between advisers.
Filings on time, records that match the activity, and the paper trail that proves both.
When a rule moves, you get what it means for you and what to do, while there is still time to do it.
Both trained at Big4 firms. Both still do the work.
CFA CharterholderPartner Financial Advisory Lead
Andreas is a CFA Charterholder specialising in financial modelling, valuation and transaction advisory. He spent four years at Deloitte Cyprus as an Assistant Manager in Financial Advisory Services, leading due diligence and business valuation engagements for corporate clients.
ACA (ICAEW) · ICPAC practising certificatePartner Audit & Accounting Lead
Robert is a Chartered Accountant (ACA, ICAEW) and ICPAC member with over a decade of Big4 audit and accounting leadership across KPMG Cyprus and EY. He works on financial reporting, statutory audit and financial crime compliance for local and international businesses in Cyprus.
What changed in Cyprus tax, what it means for you, and what to do about it.
Corporate taxThe Tax Department is inspecting business premises without notice, and the 2026 reform gave the Commissioner the power to suspend a business and seal its premises where serious non-compliance persists. In one coastal sweep, half of the thirty businesses visited were found non-compliant, mostly on receipts and card payments.
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VATDecrees 102/2026 and 103/2026 amend the Fifth and Eighth Schedules of the VAT Law, and the five-year rule that decided whether a building sale was exempt goes with them. What replaces it is a first-use test, and it changes the position on buildings already standing.
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Tax deadlinesQualifying research and development spending can be deducted at 120% of cost, which is a straight reduction in taxable profit rather than a credit. Which costs qualify, how it interacts with the IP Box, and the businesses that are leaving it unclaimed.
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What types of businesses do you work with?
Businesses of all sizes and industries, from a founder incorporating a first company to established groups with holding structures. Most of our clients are Cyprus companies with international owners, and individuals who have moved or are moving to Cyprus.
A 30-minute call with a partner. You leave knowing what applies to you, what is due, and what it costs.
