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Today I've found something very interesting. Now that I got access to taxisnet (website to fill tax return) I found that there's a category on Social Insurance box that says "Δ/Ε Εισόδημα που δεν εμπίπτει στον περί Κοινωνικών Ασφαλίσεων...

I'm also in Paphos. The problem is that the accountant is in Larnaca the one that is doing all my taxes. I've talked with a lot of accountants but the most professional I've seen is the Larnaca's one. The one who has the confirmation letter is in Limassol. I tried to buy the one from the ones...

I'm doing it. My tax accountant sent a binding consultation to know if I have to pay Social Insurance. Anyway before the binding consultation, I went to Social Insurance in Paphos and the director said that wanted to talk with my tax accountant, so he can explain my activity. My tax accountant...

I don't think the difference between 2,65% in Cyprus vs 1% in Bulgary is too big. Personally I prefer Cyprus because I don't have to create a company and I can do it as an Individual.

This changes everything for good. I've read income tax law. And the definition of investment income appears. And it was updated the 01/01/2020. The definition I found in the Income tax law : "Investment income" means any income which is notacquired or resulting from any business, from hired...

Are you sure that individuals with more than 70000 euros turnover don't have to do audited financial statements? Sorry for asking again. But I need to be sure.

The problem is that I'm stuck here already because of covid. If not I would've been somewhere else. Individuals don't have to submit audited financial statements even if they have the 70000 turnover? I guess it's only for self-employed and companies because the requirement is in the companies...

I see that you know about companies in Cyprus. Can you tell me the meaning of turnover in Cyprus tax law ? It's to understand if I have to submit audited financial statements.

I'm talking about securities (shares, bonds, options, etc). They are exempt from income tax in the chapter 8 of Income tax law. 2 out of 4 big four says that for trading securities we just have to pay GESY. And the other 2 I think they will say the same just that I'm not gonna ask them because...

I've talked with a lot of tax accountants and each one says something different: Most of them say that the only thing I have to pay is GHS. But if my turnover is more than 70000 euros I have to do audited financial statements. And I'm talking about reliable ones like PWC. There are other's...