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Tax Advisors in Cyprus

Tax consultants specialising in non-dom, IP Box, corporate tax planning, and VAT compliance for Cyprus companies.

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Cyprus combines a 15% corporation tax with a non-dom regime that exempts qualifying residents from tax on dividends, plus an IP Box that can cut the effective rate on qualifying IP income to about 3%. The tax advisors below specialise in non-dom planning, IP Box, corporate structuring and VAT for international companies. Compare specialties and contact them directly.

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Browse tax advisors in each Cyprus city, with local pricing, ratings and an expat-focused guide to choosing the right firm.

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By the numbers

We analysed 744 English-speaking firms in our directory to map how tax advisors compare with lawyers, tax advisors and formation agents across Cyprus: firm counts by city and average Google rating, city by city.

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What a Cyprus tax advisor can save you

The headline levers are non-dom status (no Special Defence Contribution on dividends), the IP Box regime for software and patent income, and correct VAT and reverse-charge handling for cross-border services. A good advisor models your specific salary-versus-dividend mix and residency position rather than applying a generic template, because the optimal split changed under the 2026 reform.

Tax advisor vs accountant

An accountant keeps you compliant: audit, VAT returns, corporation tax filing. A tax advisor is forward-looking: structuring, residency planning, IP Box applications and cross-border VAT. Small companies often get both from the same ICPAC firm; complex or high-value structures benefit from a dedicated tax specialist.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Non-Dom status and how does it save tax?
Non-domiciled (Non-Dom) status exempts Cyprus tax residents from the Special Defence Contribution (SDC) on dividends, which domiciled residents pay at 5% after the 2026 reform (down from 17%). Combined with 15% corporation tax and 0% withholding tax on dividends, this keeps Cyprus highly tax-efficient for qualifying individuals.
When do I need to register for VAT in Cyprus?
VAT registration is mandatory when your taxable turnover exceeds €15,600 in any 12-month period. For B2B services sold to EU businesses, reverse charge applies regardless of turnover. A tax advisor can help you determine the right registration timing.
What is the IP Box regime in Cyprus?
The IP Box allows Cyprus companies to pay corporation tax at an effective rate of 3% on qualifying intellectual property income (software royalties, patents, etc.), compared to the standard 15% CT rate. This requires a qualifying IP asset registered or developed in Cyprus.
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