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Obtaining a Cyprus Tax Identification Number (TIN / Tax File Number)

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Obtaining a Cyprus Tax Identification Number (TIN) or Tax File Number (TFN) is a straightforward process that can be completed in a short period of time.

Every individual establishing residence in the Republic of Cyprus is required to obtain a Cyprus TIN.

Individuals working in Cyprus are required to register with the Tax Department if their annual gross income exceeds €19,500.

Individuals who reside in Cyprus for 183 days or more in a tax year and have income from abroad can also obtain a TIN. In this case, they will be taxed based on the income earned worldwide.

Companies (legal entities) that are based in Cyprus, where management and control are exercised within the country, are also required to register with the Tax Department and obtain a TIN.

Required Documents to Obtain an Individual Cyprus TIN:

  • Completed registration application form for the Tax Department

  • Passport or national ID card

  • Rental agreement or a utility bill in Cyprus (electricity, water)

  • Certificate of Registration as an EU citizen in Cyprus (“Yellow Slip”)

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The information provided in this article does not, under any circumstances, constitute pressure or encouragement for anyone with the aim of avoiding applicable laws in each country or circumventing proper tax policies. It is intended solely as advisory content and informational articles. The author expressly disclaims any liability towards any individual, entity, or company that acts or refrains from acting based on all or part of the content of this text. Therefore, no action should be taken or reliance placed on the subject matter or the information herein without first obtaining advice from appropriate and competent professionals regarding one’s activity and entity in general.