Cyprus Corporate Tax Calculator
Calculate your company's tax obligations in Cyprus
Last Updated: May 23, 2025
Compare Corporate Tax Burden Across Countries
Live corporate tax calculations for equivalent purchasing power of your company's income (100,000 EUR β $114,025.086 USD) across different countries. Countries are sorted by profit after tax in USD (highest to lowest).
Currently viewing: Cyprus (Standard regime) vs other countries (Standard regimes)
π± All amounts converted to local currency equivalents β’ Exchange rates updated daily
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Live calculation: Updates automatically as you change your company's income amounts and expenses above.
Tax regime comparison: Current country uses your selected regime (Standard), while other countries use their standard regimes for fair baseline comparison.
Currency conversion: Your company's income and expenses are converted to equivalent purchasing power in each country's local currency before tax calculations.
Sorting: Countries ranked by profit after tax in USD (highest to lowest) for fair comparison across currencies.
Limitations: Special tax regimes, deductions, and individual circumstances may significantly affect actual corporate tax liability.
US & Canada: Displayed with links to their individual calculators due to complex federal + state/provincial tax systems that require specialized calculations.
Sources & Citations
- Income Tax Law 118(I)/2002 (Consolidated)
Primary legislation governing Cyprus corporate income tax, setting the 12.5% rate, the tax base and key anti-avoidance rules.
- Tax Department β Corporate Tax Rate Table (2013β2025)
Official table confirming that from 2013 onwards all companies are taxed at a flat 12.5% on worldwide profits.
- PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries β Cyprus Corporate Income Tax
Authoritative overview by PwC Cyprus of current corporate tax rules, including rate, residency tests and allowable deductions.
- KPMG Cyprus Tax Card 2024
Concise reference card from KPMG detailing 2024 corporate tax rates, exemptions, depreciation allowances and incentives.
- Tax Department Circular 6/2023 β Transfer Pricing Documentation
Outlines mandatory documentation thresholds and safe-harbour interest benchmarks for related-party transactions under Article 33.