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How Cyprus funds are taxed

Cyprus investment funds pay 15% corporate tax on taxable profits but most fund income - dividends, securities gains - is exempt, and there is no withholding tax on distributions to non-residents.

This guide is written for AIFs, RAIFs, UCITS, fund managers and family offices. Rules change regularly and individual circumstances vary, so speak to a Tsquared accountant before acting. We regularly help clients with nav and investor reporting, cysec regulatory returns, ifrs 9 and fair value.

Key points

  • Dividend exemption
  • Gains on securities exempt
  • No WHT to non-residents
  • Notional interest deduction

Challenges you face, solutions we provide

Challenge: NAV and investor reporting

Our solution: NAV-ready fund accounting and investor reports on your dealing calendar

Challenge: CySEC regulatory returns

Our solution: CySEC returns and Annex IV filings tracked on a compliance calendar

Challenge: IFRS 9 and fair value

Our solution: IFRS 9 fair-value hierarchies and valuation evidence kept audit-ready

Challenge: Fund tax structuring

Our solution: Fund structures planned around the dividend and securities-gains exemptions

Challenge: AML and investor onboarding

Our solution: KYC/AML onboarding files and UBO registers maintained for every investor

Frequently asked questions

How Cyprus funds are taxed: what's the short answer?
Cyprus investment funds pay 15% corporate tax on taxable profits but most fund income - dividends, securities gains - is exempt, and there is no withholding tax on distributions to non-residents.
Can Tsquared help with how cyprus funds are taxed?
Yes. We advise AIFs, RAIFs, UCITS, fund managers and family offices in Cyprus on how cyprus funds are taxed and handle the filings for you.

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