Irish company - Cyprus non dom

[julseo]

Hi,
I am french living in Ireland, invest in crypto and I have a limited company based in Dublin.
I am planning to move in cyprus in september to enjoy the weather and also for tax purpose (statut non dom tom). I will also open a new company.
I read that in cyprus that the dividend are tax (2.6%), is it possible to keep this company in ireland and withdraw dividend in cyprus. In ireland the tax on dividend are 33 %.

I am lost to know what the best to do with this irish company and optimize my personal tax.
Thanks for the help.

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

Yes, but in theory, the Irish company could become subject to tax in Cyprus. But probably this isn't really enforced.
Go speak to a CY tax lawyer.

 

[julseo]

Thanks for the advice

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

You could also consider either having the Irish company taxed in Cyprus, or simply closing it down and opening a new company in Cyprus.
But a good tax lawyer from Cyprus should be able to explain all those options to you.

 

[julseo]

I think by closing the irish company i will be tax a lot in personal if i have by example 200k on the corporate bank account.
But you are right, i will ask some tax cyprus lawyer or even irish.