Cyprus maintains a tax burden below the EU average:

European countries are collecting more and more taxes.

According to Eurostat, in 2025 tax revenues and social contributions in the European Union reached 40.7% of GDP, while in Cyprus this indicator amounted to 37.6%.

🇨🇾 At the same time, Cyprus receives significant revenues from international business, especially technology and shipping companies.

📊 For comparison:

• France — 46%

• Germany — 41.4%

• Cyprus — 37.6%

• Malta — 30.3%

• Ireland — 22.7%

In total, over the year tax revenues in the EU increased by €401 billion.

📌 Important: the indicated percentages are the share of taxes and social contributions in GDP, and not tax rates for citizens or companies.

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