cypro.one

Use this when the user wants to know whether living in Cyprus could fit their plans, usually after the company and dividend examples. Screens the stated plans against the more-than-183-day and 60-day residence routes, lists missing details and unmet conditions, and notes permit limits for people who aren't EU, EEA or Swiss citizens, foreign tax residence and domicile questions. Returns the day-counting rules and source links. Omit unknown values and never guess them; never infer domicile from nationality or birthplace. Does not determine eligibility, rank countries, estimate savings, submit leads or book services.

assess_cyprus_fit

Use this when starting a Cyprus tax walkthrough, once the user has given the company's annual profit after expenses and before tax, in EUR; ask for its yearly turnover and where its decisions are taken too. Calculates standard Cyprus company tax at 15% and the profit left in the company. Also returns why it matters where the company is run from (management and control), yearly running costs as market prices, the audit and VAT rules, and cypro.one's rule of thumb on turnover when it applies. Optionally compares a user-supplied current company-tax amount or effective rate on the same profit and year; combined or personal-only figures return a clarification instead. Software context adds a conditional IP Box note without changing the standard result. Use illustrate_cyprus_dividend_tax next for the personal stage. No foreign tax law, personal tax, eligibility or total savings determination.

compare_cyprus_company_tax

Use this when the walkthrough moves from the company to the owner: after compare_cyprus_company_tax, once the user has chosen how much of the remaining profit to take as a dividend. Models an explicitly hypothetical Cyprus tax-resident scenario, either non_dom_exempt (0% Special Defence Contribution) or cyprus_domiciled (5%), with 2.65% GeSY and its shared annual cap in both, and returns the other scenario alongside for comparison. Company tax already calculated is not deducted again. With the original company profit, it carries the running example, checks the dividend fits and shows any retained profit. Excludes foreign taxes and does not establish residence, domicile or eligibility. Explore residency next with assess_cyprus_fit.

illustrate_cyprus_dividend_tax

Use this when the user asks for the cypro.one calculator's one-step view, or wants an IP Box what-if with a qualifying-profit percentage they supply. For the step-by-step walkthrough, use compare_cyprus_company_tax and then illustrate_cyprus_dividend_tax instead. Reproduces the website model: 15% company tax, an assumed Non-Dom SDC exemption, and 2.65% GeSY with a EUR 4,770 annual cap, distributing the whole after-tax profit. Never assume an IP share or confirm IP eligibility. Defaults to no GeSY cap used by other income and says so. Not actual liability or savings against another country.

illustrate_cyprus_company_tax

Use this when the user explicitly asks how the ordinary Cyprus personal income tax bands apply to a taxable personal income figure they supply, after deductions. Never substitute company profit, dividends, turnover or gross salary; for salary-versus-dividend questions use explain_cyprus_topic with salary_route. Excludes social insurance, healthcare contributions, foreign taxes and special exemptions; not total tax payable or savings.

illustrate_cyprus_income_tax

Use this when the user asks a general question about one Cyprus topic rather than wanting a calculation: tax residency, non-dom, company formation, personal income tax bands, the IP Box, crypto gains, paying yourself a salary instead of dividends, or what a company costs to run. Returns a plain-English explanation, its limits, sources and a reading link. Does not offer paid services or determine anyone's tax position.

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