Cyprus Personal Tax Return
€199 + VAT

From 2026, every Cyprus tax-resident individual aged 25 and over must file an IR1 regardless of income level. Previously the obligation only kicked in above the €19,500 tax-free threshold. The reform applies from the 2026 tax year onward.

By 31 July of the year following the tax year. The IR1 for tax year 2025 is due 31 July 2026. Late filing carries a €100 fixed penalty plus a 5% surcharge on any tax owed and statutory interest on unpaid balances.

Full preparation and electronic filing of one IR1 personal tax return: data review, classification of income, application of deductions and exemptions, electronic submission via TAXISnet, written confirmation of acceptance, and any standard follow-up correspondence with the Tax Department. Late or back-year filings may carry an additional fee depending on complexity.

Yes. Cyprus tax residency means an IR1 is due regardless of non-dom status. Non-dom exempts certain passive income (dividends, interest) from the Special Defence Contribution, but the income still has to be declared on the return.

Yes. We handle catch-up filings for missed years, calculate any penalties and statutory surcharges owed, and where appropriate negotiate with the Tax Department. Regularising late filings proactively is always better than waiting for an enquiry.