Limassol Businesses Need an Accountant Who Understands Corporate Cyprus Tax
From shipping companies to investment firms, Limassol runs complex businesses. We handle the accounting and tax compliance to match.
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What we handle for Limassol businesses
From annual audits to monthly payroll — everything your Cyprus business needs to stay compliant.
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About us
A tax system you need to get right
Cyprus has one of the most competitive tax environments in Europe
Nicosia based Accountants
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Common questions
What we handle for Nicosia business
Common questions from Cyprus businesses about tax, compliance, and what working with an accountant actually involves.
NID allows Cyprus companies to deduct a notional interest amount on new equity introduced to the business from 1 January 2015 onwards. The deduction rate is based on the 10-year government bond yield of the country where the equity is deployed, plus 5%. It can reduce your taxable profit significantly — but it has to be claimed correctly and cannot exceed 80% of taxable income. We assess your position and apply it where it applie
Cyprus requires companies to estimate and pay their tax liability in two instalments — in July and December of the current tax year. If you underpay by more than 25% of the final liability, you face a penalty. We calculate this carefully to avoid overpaying cash unnecessarily or underpaying and triggering penalties.
Cyprus's IP Box regime applies a deduction that reduces the effective tax rate on qualifying IP income to as low as 2.5%. It applies to patents, software, and certain other IP assets where the company has carried out qualifying R&D activity. Structuring this correctly from the outset matters — retrospective fixes are harder.
All Cyprus companies are required to have their financial statements audited annually by a registered auditor. This is a legal requirement, not optional. We conduct statutory audits and prepare the financial statements to the standard required for filing.
Less than you might think. We handle the handover process — requesting prior year files, reviewing your current compliance position, and getting you set up properly. Most businesses who switch do so because they've realised they're missing entitlements or have compliance gaps they weren't aware of.
Book a consultation. We'll review your current structure, identify any gaps, and explain what we'd do differently. No commitment required.
