10 Cyprus Tax Calculators [2026]

Cyprus Tax Life offers 8 free interactive tax calculators: salary income tax, dividend tax (Non-Dom and domiciled), capital gains tax (property, shares, crypto), GESY health contributions, IP Box regime, VAT, self-employment tax, and company formation cost. All are updated for the January 2026 reform.

If you earn a salary: use the Salary Calculator. If you receive dividends as a Non-Dom: use the Dividend Tax Calculator. If you are self-employed or a sole trader: use the Self-Employment Tax Calculator. If you are selling property or crypto: use the Capital Gains Tax Calculator. For VAT calculations, use the VAT Calculator.

Yes. All 8 calculators on Cyprus Tax Life are completely free to use with no registration required. They are educational tools designed to give you a quick estimate of your Cyprus tax position.

Yes. All calculators reflect the December 2025 Cyprus tax reform, effective January 2026. Key changes include: income tax threshold raised from EUR 19,500 to EUR 22,000, SDC on dividends reduced from 17% to 5% for domiciled residents, and a new 8% flat rate on cryptocurrency gains.

The salary and self-employment calculators do not include social insurance (approximately 8.3% for employees, 16.6% for self-employed). Social insurance is a separate obligation administered by the Social Insurance Services. Contact them directly for your exact contribution rate.

A Non-Dom resident who structures income as dividends from a Cyprus company pays approximately 5% effective tax overall: 15% corporate tax at company level, then 2.65% GESY (capped at EUR 4,770) on the dividend, with no income tax or SDC at the personal level.

No. Cyprus does not impose capital gains tax on the disposal of shares, ETFs, bonds or other securities - whether listed or unlisted. This applies regardless of domicile or Non-Dom status. Only gains from the sale of Cyprus immovable property are subject to CGT (20%).

Businesses must register for VAT in Cyprus when their annual taxable turnover exceeds EUR 15,600. Voluntary registration is possible below this threshold. Non-EU businesses making taxable supplies in Cyprus must register regardless of turnover.