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Estimates based on the tax legislation in force at the time of publication. Not tax advice.
What the calculator assumes
- Who: a single person with no children, tax resident in one country for the whole year, using 2026 rules (UK: 2026/27). No special deductions, pensions or company structures.
- Cyprus:
- income tax 0% up to €22,000, then 20%, 25%, 30%, and 35% above €72,000;
- Social Insurance 8.8% up to €68,904;
- GeSY 2.65% on all income up to €180,000;
- non-doms pay no Special Defence Contribution on dividends, interest or rent; domiciled residents pay 5% on dividends and 17% on interest;
- rent is taxed after a 20% allowance.
- Employment exemptions: available only to people who were not Cyprus resident for several years before starting work in Cyprus, and each has further conditions:
- 50%: salary over €55,000, for 17 years;
- 25%: up to €25,000 a year, for 7 years;
- 20%: up to €8,550 a year, for 7 years.
- Other countries: rental income is treated as net of costs.
- Spain uses Madrid's regional rates and the 50% reduction for long-term residential lets.
- Italy uses Milan's surcharges and the 21% flat rate on rent.
- The Netherlands taxes savings and investments on a deemed return; we approximate this as 36% of the income entered.
- Russia assumes interest on Russian bank deposits.
- Ukraine assumes dividends from a Ukrainian company.
- Not included: wealth, property and inheritance taxes, church tax, tax treaties and exit taxes. Your current country may still tax you in the year you move.
The results are based on the tax legislation in force at the time of publication and are estimates for guidance only, not tax advice. Tax residency depends on your personal circumstances. Contact us before making a decision.