Cyprus Capital Gains Tax Calculator
In Cyprus, the gain on a disposal of immovable property is taxed at 20%. Acquisition and improvement costs are indexed for inflation using the Consumer Price Index, directly related expenses are deducted, and each person has a lifetime exemption depending on the kind of disposal.
Disposal
2026
Acquisition
Bought before 1980? Enter the 1.1.1980 market value with year 1980.
Improvements
Additions/renovations with receipts — indexed from their own year.
Directly related expenses
Lifetime allowance
Amounts per the 2026 tax reform (disposals from 1.1.2026). Overall lifetime cap €150,000.
The allowance is per person for a LIFETIME across all disposals — reduce it if used before.
Calculation
Sale price€300,000
Less: indexed cost of acquisitionindexation × 1.2215-€183,222
Gain before allowance€116,778
Less: lifetime allowance applied-€30,000
Chargeable gain€86,778
Capital gains tax @ 20%
€17,356
Rates & CPI last verified: 2026-08-13
Important notes
- The 2026 tax reform raised the lifetime exemptions: €150,000 own dwelling / €50,000 agricultural land by a farmer / €30,000 other disposals, with an overall €150,000 cap (disposals up to 31.12.2025: €85,430 / €25,629 / €17,086, cap €85,430).
- The exemptions are lifetime amounts per person — not per property. If part was used on a previous disposal, reduce the "allowance remaining".
- The dwelling exemption requires at least 5 years' use as the main residence and covers land up to 1,500 m².
- Property acquired before 1.1.1980 uses its 1.1.1980 market value (the Land Registry general valuation) as the base cost.
- Gifts between relatives up to the third degree and inheritances are not taxable disposals (the recipient inherits the cost base).
- Indexation uses the Tax Department's official inflation table: the latest published month's value over the acquisition year's average. As the acquisition month is not asked, the exact statutory figure may differ slightly.
- A separate 0.4% levy for the Central Agency for the Equal Distribution of Burdens applies on the sale price — it is not CGT and is not included here.
