Professional accounting services helping property owners manage their Cyprus tax obligations with expert bilingual support.
As a landlord, you're legally required to submit semi-annual tax reports and pay the GHS tax of 2.65% on your rental income. We make this process simple, efficient, and affordable.
Expert preparation and submission of Cyprus property tax forms and GHS declarations
*Semi-annual filing service
Complete handling of the 2.65% GHS tax calculation, reporting, and payment processing
*With tax preparation service
Year-round support, deadline reminders, and regulatory update notifications
*Optional monitoring service
GHS (General Healthcare System) is Cyprus' mandatory national health insurance tax. If you earn rental income from Cyprus property — even as a non-resident — you must pay 2.65% of your rental income to the GHS fund.
Failure to report and pay GHS on time may result in penalties and interest. With KMB, you stay compliant — we handle the reporting and payment for you, so you avoid any surprises.
We handle everything: From report submission to tax payments — no bureaucracy, no guesswork, no stress.
Expert Cyprus tax knowledge for foreign property owners
Bilingual support in Hebrew and English
Remote service from Israel - no travel required
Accurate form completion and official submission
Deadline management and compliance tracking
Peace of mind for Israeli property investors
Getting your Cyprus property tax forms filed is easy with our streamlined process
Taxes can be confusing - we're here to make things clear
The GHS (General Healthcare System), known locally as ΓεΣΥ (GeSY), is not a tax in the classic sense but a mandatory contribution to Cyprus's national health insurance. The system was rolled out gradually starting in 2019 and became fully operational in March 2020. Its goal is to provide comprehensive healthcare services to all residents of the island.
The contribution is required from employees, self-employed individuals, employers, and anyone with Cyprus-sourced income, including rental income. The obligation applies to both residents and non-residents of Cyprus.
No. The rate depends on the type of income. For example - income from property rentals is charged at 2.65%, while income from self-employed business activity is charged at 4%.
You must provide a translated ID, a purchase agreement or land registry/title deed extract, and a current profile photo.
Tax reports are filed twice a year: - For the first half (1 January to 30 June) - file and pay by 30 June - For the second half (1 July to 31 December) - file and pay by 31 December.
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