21 Jul Annual company levy
The Cyprus Registrar of Companies on 8 July 2021 announced that the deadline for the payment of the 2021 annual company levy has been extended from 30 June 2021 to 31 December 2021....
The Cyprus Registrar of Companies on 8 July 2021 announced that the deadline for the payment of the 2021 annual company levy has been extended from 30 June 2021 to 31 December 2021....
The following deadlines have been extended by the Cyprus government for the filing of tax returns by companies and individuals:-...
On 12 March 2021 the Tax Department issued an announcement in relation to the extension of the deadlines for the submission of the 2019 corporate income tax return and the 2019 income tax return filed by individuals preparing audited Financial Statements. ...
There are new declarations on Taxisnet through which Special Defence Contributions and GESY should be recorded on the payment of interest and dividends....
In order to attract foreign employees to work in Cyprus, law was passed in 2012 giving various tax incentives up to 31 December 2020 for foreign individuals. These stated that the lower of €8.550 or 20% of the remuneration from any employment exercised in Cyprus...
It has been announced by the Commissioner of Taxation that if a person's gross income for the year 2019 exceeds €19.500 (it applies to employees, pensioners and self-employed persons who do not prepare audited financial statements) the date for filing of their electronic personal tax...
Personal tax returns – up to the year 2019 an individual was only obliged under the law to file his personal tax return if his income exceeded €19.500. From year 2020 all individuals are obliged to file a personal tax return irrespective of their level...
It has been announced by the Commissioner of Taxation that if a person’s gross income for the year 2019 exceeds €19.500 (it applies to employees, pensioners and self-employed persons who do not prepare audited financial statements) the date for filing of their personal tax return...
Negotiations to the Cyprus and Russian double taxation treaty have taken place following the request from Russia for an increase in the withholding tax on income from dividends and interest to 15% (currently the treaty provides for withholding tax of either 5% or 10% on...
Part of the measures taken by the Cyprus government in order to support companies and businesses to restrict the spread of COVID-19, the Department of Registrar of Companies and Official Receiver issued the following announcement on 23 March 2020: The payment of the annual levy...