Cyprus · 2026
Cyprus Salary Calculator
Estimate Cypriot net pay with a generous tax-free band, social insurance and GHS contributions.
VAT rate: 19%Net → GrossGross → Net
per month
| Gross | Net | Effective tax rate |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 EUR | 886 EUR | 11.5% |
| 2,300 EUR | 1,943 EUR | 15.5% |
| 3,500 EUR | 2,724 EUR | 22.2% |
| 4,600 EUR | 3,368 EUR | 26.8% |
Total deductions
Cyprus leaves the first EUR 22,000 of income tax-free, then applies 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% bands. Employees pay 8.8% social insurance (capped annually) and 2.65% GHS health contributions. The non-dom regime exempts new residents from tax on dividends, interest and rent for up to 17 years.
Side-by-side comparison
- Social security caps
- Social insurance is capped at EUR 68,904 of insurable earnings; GHS is capped at EUR 180,000.
- Residency (183-day rule)
- Cyprus uses the 183-day rule, with a 60-day rule for certain non-domiciled individuals.
- Double taxation treaties
- Cyprus has a broad double taxation treaty network, including the US and most of Europe.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate my net salary?
Cyprus leaves the first EUR 22,000 of income tax-free, then applies 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% bands. Employees pay 8.8% social insurance (capped annually) and 2.65% GHS health contributions. The non-dom regime exempts new residents from tax on dividends, interest and rent for up to 17 years.
What are the social security caps?
Social insurance is capped at EUR 68,904 of insurable earnings; GHS is capped at EUR 180,000.
When do I become a tax resident?
Cyprus uses the 183-day rule, with a 60-day rule for certain non-domiciled individuals.