TREATIES FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBLE TAXATION

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Cyprus Double Tax Treaties

The main purpose of Double Taxation Treaties is to avoid the International Double Taxation when the same profits of a legal person or of an individual are taxed in two or more countries. As a result of the Double Taxation Treaties International Businesses are traded with stability and certainty. This is also the main reason why the Treaties constitute an important tool for International Tax Planning and give important advantage to the countries which sign such Treaties.

Cyprus has completed over 45 Double Taxation Treaties up to today and is also in negotiations with many countries for signing Treaties with them.

The countries with which Cyprus has Double Taxation Treaties are the following:

1. Azerbaijan***

24. Moldavia

2. Armenia***

25. Montenegro*

3. Austria

26. Norway

4. Belarus

27. Poland

5. Bulgaria

28. Quatar

6. Belgium

29. Russia

7. Canada

30. Romania

8. China

31. San Marino

9. Czech Republic**

32. Serbia*

10. Denmark

33. Singapore

11. France

34. Seychelles

12. Egypt

35. South Africa

13. Germany

36. Slovakia**

14. Greece

37. Slovenia*

15. Hungary

38. Sweden

16. India

39. Syria

17. Ireland

40. Thailand

18. Italy

41. Tanzikistan***

19. Kuwait

42. United Kingdom

20. Kyrgyzstan***

43. USA

21. Lebanon

44. Uzbekistan***

22. Malta

45. Ukraine***

23. Μauritius

 

* The treaty between Cyprus and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is still in force.

** The treaty between Cyprus and the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic is still in force. The said treaty has ceased to apply between Cyprus and Czech Republic as from 1.1.2010, date of application of the provision of the new agreement.

***The treaty between Cyprus and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is still in force.

For detailed analysis in respect of Cyprus double tax treaties withholding tax rates, please download our Fact Sheet No.2. CYPRUS DOUBLE TAX TREATIES – WITHHOLDING TAX RATES.

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