IR 163 - Tax Clearance Certificate
Posted: 20 Dec 2011 10:43
Hi
I wondering if you can help me & give advice on the IR 163 form.
I'm currently in the process of transferring Deeds into my name, as I'm in the UK I will instruct a lawyer to do this for me.
I have had contact with a lawyer I've previously retained for some work in the past & they are happy for power of Attorney & obtain the deeds in my name.
But as part of this process they are requesting me to complete tax form IR163, with the following explanation:
"Please note that there are new regulations at Tax Department that any purchaser that purchase a property over €200,000.00 must complete and sign that form and submit to the Tax Authorities so that the Vendor can proceed and obtain his/her tax clearance certificate".
I've tried to find anything relating to this, but have so far not been able to verify this "new regulation". The property was purchased in 2001 & as such the 1980 property value doesn't make it liable for IPT.
I'm a UK resident, so as such don't have any tax affairs in Cyprus.
Regards
Andrew
I wondering if you can help me & give advice on the IR 163 form.
I'm currently in the process of transferring Deeds into my name, as I'm in the UK I will instruct a lawyer to do this for me.
I have had contact with a lawyer I've previously retained for some work in the past & they are happy for power of Attorney & obtain the deeds in my name.
But as part of this process they are requesting me to complete tax form IR163, with the following explanation:
"Please note that there are new regulations at Tax Department that any purchaser that purchase a property over €200,000.00 must complete and sign that form and submit to the Tax Authorities so that the Vendor can proceed and obtain his/her tax clearance certificate".
I've tried to find anything relating to this, but have so far not been able to verify this "new regulation". The property was purchased in 2001 & as such the 1980 property value doesn't make it liable for IPT.
I'm a UK resident, so as such don't have any tax affairs in Cyprus.
Regards
Andrew