Personal and corporate tax returns, deduction planning and forward-looking tax strategy for Cyprus residents and companies. We tailor this service to freelance software developers, tech startups and IT companies, who face specific issues such as ip box 2.5% effective tax, freelancer vs. company, vat on cross-border digital services. We work alongside the Cyprus Tax Department, Research and Innovation Foundation, Department of Registrar of Companies 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 freelance software developers, tech startups and IT companies choose us
- Specialist support with ip box 2.5% effective tax
- Specialist support with freelancer vs. company
- Specialist support with vat on cross-border digital services
- Specialist support with stock options and equity
- Specialist support with r&d cost tracking
Challenges you face, solutions we provide
Challenge: IP Box 2.5% effective tax
Our solution: IP Box eligibility assessed and nexus documentation kept current
Challenge: Freelancer vs. company
Our solution: Freelance vs. company comparison with real numbers before you switch
Challenge: VAT on cross-border digital services
Our solution: Reverse-charge and OSS VAT handled correctly on every cross-border invoice
Challenge: Stock options and equity
Our solution: Option schemes structured for the flat 8% regime with payroll reporting
Challenge: R&D cost tracking
Our solution: The 120% R&D super-deduction claimed with timesheet evidence
Frequently asked questions
- Do you offer tax planning & preparation for freelance software developers, tech startups and IT companies?
- Yes. Tsquared delivers tax planning & preparation specifically for freelance software developers, tech startups and IT companies 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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