When you do the Cyprus tax declaration as a Cyprus non-dom tax resident, do you have to list all your interest income and bank accounts even though no tax or SCD is owing? (If not, the declaration would be super easy & fast, otherwise it'll be more effort.) Thanks in advance.
Have you registered as a Non-dom? If not, you need to do so. You will receive a confirmation when this is completed. it is referred to in the tax return as TD38
You still need to declare all income and show the years that the TD38 non-dom removes this from the calculation.
Yes, very helpful, thank you. I'm still in planning stages and not yet Cyprus tax resident. But I like to understand what's required.
I found a 2017 Guidance Sheet for the Cyprus Tax Declaration and I see in the SCD section where you list the years of exemption if you've submitted the TD38, which now makes sense.
It looks to me like you calculate SCD due on your interest income, then list the years of exemption based on TD38, but you don't actually nil the SCD due. Do you pay the SCD that would be due and then get it refunded back? (or you simply don't pay it if you're exempt). Regardless, thanks again.
31 July for tax year 2018 which is Jan 1 2018 to 31 Dec 2018 inclusive. If you move here after 30 June, you will have no liability to Cyprus tax for 2019 as you'll spend less than 183 days in Cyprus (unless you've had holidays here this year already maybe!!)
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