Editorial standards

Who writes and reviews our content

Philippou Accounting & Tax is the editorial publisher of these guides. Organisational attribution does not mean that a named accountant has personally reviewed each article. Individual authors and professional reviewers are identified only when their contribution has been confirmed.

How we research

We base every figure, rate and deadline on primary, authoritative sources — the Cyprus Tax Department, the Registrar of Companies, the Social Insurance Services, ICPAC, EU directives and the official 2026 tax-reform legislation — supplemented by the Big-Four Cyprus tax guides (PwC, KPMG, Deloitte, EY). Sources are linked at the foot of each article.

Accuracy and the 2026 framework

Guides distinguish the tax year and transaction to which a rule applies. Transitional rules can matter: for example, dividend tax treatment can depend on the year the underlying profits arose. Worked examples are illustrative unless explicitly identified otherwise. They state their assumptions and do not establish a result for every reader.

How we keep it current

Tax content dates quickly. Every page shows a visible "Last updated" date that matches the dateModified in its structured data, and substantive corrections update that date. Publication and update dates do not replace checking the current official guidance before acting.

General information, not advice

Our content is general information based on the current Cyprus framework and is not a substitute for tailored professional advice. Your circumstances matter — speak to us before acting on anything you read here.

Corrections

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