Personal and corporate tax returns, deduction planning and forward-looking tax strategy for Cyprus residents and companies. We tailor this service to emerging managers and funds moving from launch to productive operation, who face specific issues such as launch costs and time-to-market, first-close operations, controlling fund expenses. We work alongside the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), Cyprus Tax Department so your filings are accurate and on time.
What's included
- Personal income tax returns (TD1)
- Corporate tax returns (TD4) and provisional tax
- Non-dom and 50% / 20% new-resident exemption reviews
- VAT registration and quarterly VAT returns
- Year-round tax planning meetings
Why emerging managers and funds moving from launch to productive operation choose us
- Specialist support with launch costs and time-to-market
- Specialist support with first-close operations
- Specialist support with controlling fund expenses
- Specialist support with investor-grade reporting
- Specialist support with building a track record
Challenges you face, solutions we provide
Challenge: Launch costs and time-to-market
Our solution: A clear launch budget and provider stack that cuts months off time-to-market
Challenge: First-close operations
Our solution: Capital calls, first NAV and investor packs ready before first close
Challenge: Controlling fund expenses
Our solution: Monthly expense-ratio tracking with benchmarked service-provider fees
Challenge: Investor-grade reporting
Our solution: Quarterly investor reporting built to institutional standards
Challenge: Building a track record
Our solution: Audited performance records created from day one for due diligence
Frequently asked questions
- Do you offer tax planning & preparation for emerging managers and funds moving from launch to productive operation?
- Yes. Tsquared delivers tax planning & preparation specifically for emerging managers and funds moving from launch to productive operation across Cyprus, on a clear fixed-fee basis.
- When is the Cyprus personal tax return due?
- Employees' returns are normally due by 31 July of the following year, and self-employed returns with audited accounts later. Deadlines are sometimes extended by the Tax Department, so we confirm each year.
- Can you help with the non-domicile status?
- Yes. We assess eligibility, prepare the application and make sure your dividend and interest income is treated correctly.
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