Worked examples
Typical cases run through the calculator’s own engine, 2025 and 2026 side by side, with every line of the working.
An employee on €28,000
One employer, no children, nothing claimed beyond what comes off the pay.
Kept in 2026: €24,235 (+€500 against 2025)
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An employee on €60,000
The same single employee, further up the scale.
Kept in 2026: €45,291 (+€985 against 2025)
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A couple with two children
Two salaries under the €100,000 family limit, two children, a rented home.
Kept in 2026: €36,948 (+€1,940 against 2025)
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An executive who moved to Cyprus, with the 50% exemption
€120,000 a year, first employment in Cyprus after fifteen years away.
Kept in 2026: €103,630 (+€844 against 2025)
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A returnee with the 25% exemption
€50,000 a year, back in Cyprus after more than seven years abroad.
Kept in 2026: €42,320 (+€689 against 2025)
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An employee who lets a flat
€40,000 of salary and €18,000 of rent a year.
Kept in 2026: €46,240 (+€1,390 against 2025)
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A non-domiciled resident living on investments
€80,000 of dividends and €10,000 of interest a year, no salary.
Kept in 2026: €87,615 (— against 2025)
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A kind of taxpayer, not a real person. The figures are computed from the case above by the same code the calculator runs, at the moment this page is opened. They are not advice on your own position.