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ARTICLE · 24 JANUARY 2023

New Register For Self-Service Establishments

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Further to our previous Indirect Tax Update (Issue 191), please be advised that the Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced that self-service establishments must register with the relevant Register by 6 February 2023.

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Michael C. Grekas
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Further to our previous Indirect Tax Update (Issue 191), please be advised that the Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced that self-service establishments (hereinafter "SSE") must register with the relevant Register by 6 February 2023.

Application

Prior to the submission of the application, applicants should ensure that:

  • They are registered for tax purposes (obtain Tax Identification number and VAT registration number if applicable) and
  • the property is insured.

The application must be submitted electronically via the Deputy Ministry of Tourism website www.tourism.gov.cy.

Self- service establishments

The SSE can be advertised and rented, provided that it is registered in the above-mentioned Register and has received a special mark and registration number from the Deputy Ministry of Tourism, which will be listed on each platform where the SSE will be advertised, as well as in all relevant transactions.

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