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Old Nov 4th 2021, 11:02 am
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I'm currently transferring the title deeds to my late parents' Cypriot home into my name and it will be a holiday home only. We are not considering Airbnb usage, but perhaps friends and family making use of it.
My question is whether we would be expected to submit an annual tax return to the Cyprus Inland Revenue, even if it were a zero return?
I understand UK tax returns; I'm specifically asking about Cyprus.
We would only be visiting under the post-Brexit 90 day max rule.


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I really wouldn't rely on a forum for information like this, with the potential to be very costly to you, if you receive wrong advice. In your shoes, my first port of call would be HMRC website or a call to their helpline (as you would remain tax resident in the UK).
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Originally Posted by Red_Wine_Fairy
I really wouldn't rely on a forum for information like this, with the potential to be very costly to you, if you receive wrong advice. In your shoes, my first port of call would be HMRC website or a call to their helpline (as you would remain tax resident in the UK).
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