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In an increasingly connected world, the opportunity to work remotely from picturesque locations like Cyprus, while being employed by a company based in the UK or elsewhere in Europe, is an attractive proposition for many. However, this dream scenario comes with its own set of tax and social insurance complexities that remote workers need to navigate. Here’s what you need to know if you find yourself in this situation.

In today’s digital economy, remote working has become the norm for many contractors, and Cyprus is emerging as a haven for those looking to optimise their tax situation. The Cypriot tax system presents an opportunity for remote contractors to benefit from 0% tax, whether they operate with or without a Personal Service Company (PSC).

Cyprus has introduced a groundbreaking "Tax For All" system. This comprehensive tax reform aims to simplify the tax filing process, enhance transparency, and ensure a more equitable tax collection. As Cyprus positions itself as a leading destination for expatriates and businesses, understanding the implications of this new system for tax residents is crucial.

Tune in to this weeks live stream at 11am (UK), 12noon (Spain) & 1pm (Cyprus) on YouTube or X Spaces.

Tune in to this weeks live stream at 11am (UK), 12noon (Spain) & 1pm (Cyprus) on YouTube or X Spaces.

After technical issues the Cyprus tax return portal has opened, allowing you to submit your 2022 final tax returns. The deadline has been extended until 2 October.

Cyprus Self Assessed 2023 Income Tax returns and payments become due from June

Over the last three decades, the taxation landscape for UK expats living in Cyprus has witnessed significant changes, influenced by evolving bilateral relationships, changing economic conditions, and modifications to taxation policies. This article delves into the history of taxation for UK expats in Cyprus and discusses the key milestones that have impacted their financial lives over the years.