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Accounting for GESY income

Doctors contracted to GESY must reconcile HIO payments against their patient records each month and declare that income as self-employed or company income in Cyprus.

This guide is written for doctors, dentists, specialists and private clinics. Rules change regularly and individual circumstances vary, so speak to a Tsquared accountant before acting. We regularly help clients with gesy (ghs) income reconciliation, self-employed tax and provisional tax, practice payroll.

Key points

  • Monthly HIO statements
  • Reconcile with patient visits
  • Track withheld amounts
  • Declare as business income

Challenges you face, solutions we provide

Challenge: GESY (GHS) income reconciliation

Our solution: Monthly reconciliations of HIO statements against your patient records

Challenge: Self-employed tax and provisional tax

Our solution: Provisional tax, Social Insurance and GHS calculated and filed on time

Challenge: Practice payroll

Our solution: Payroll for nurses, receptionists and associate doctors run monthly

Challenge: Medical equipment allowances

Our solution: Capital allowances claimed on scanners, chairs and IT equipment

Challenge: Sole trader vs. company

Our solution: Sole-trader vs. company modelling with real numbers before you incorporate

Frequently asked questions

Accounting for GESY income: what's the short answer?
Doctors contracted to GESY must reconcile HIO payments against their patient records each month and declare that income as self-employed or company income in Cyprus.
Can Tsquared help with accounting for gesy income?
Yes. We advise doctors, dentists, specialists and private clinics in Cyprus on accounting for gesy income and handle the filings for you.

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