Pensions, P60s and Petritis

Living in Cyprus but still receiving income or a pension from the UK?

Many people assume that because tax is deducted in the UK, everything is already sorted. In reality, once residency changes, pensions, allowances and tax rules can work differently than expected.

Join us for a relaxed, informal educational session designed to bring clarity to some of the most common questions we hear from MOD families, civil service employees and UK pension recipients living in or around the SBAs.

A glass of Petritis and a straightforward conversation; no jargon, no pressure, just useful information.

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What we’ll cover:

How MOD and UK government income is typically taxed
What your P60 does - and does not - tell you
The difference between state, occupational and private pensions
Common misunderstandings around “tax-free” pensions
How the UK and Cyprus tax systems interact
Why being taxed in the UK does not always mean the position is final
Cyprus tax residency basics in plain English
When Cyprus tax reporting can become relevant
The practical questions many people feel unsure about but rarely ask
When it might make sense to have your situation reviewed

This session is educational in nature and does not include personal tax or investment advice. Individual circumstances can only be discussed separately.

Fiona Neill

Private Wealth Partner

Fiona Neill, Private Wealth Partner at Skybound Wealth Management, brings more than 15 years of international financial planning experience. A UK Level 4 qualified adviser (DipPFS) and qualified US Investment Adviser, Fiona works with globally mobile individuals and families to align investments, pensions and long-term plans across multiple countries.

Robert De Angeli

Private Wealth Manager

Robert De Angeli works with internationally mobile professionals across Cyprus, Africa, and the Middle East, helping them bring structure and clarity to complex financial lives. His experience spans retirement planning, investment strategy, and cross-border tax considerations, with a particular focus on clients relocating to or based in Cyprus.Robert does not provide tax advice. Tax matters are discussed only at a high level and, where appropriate, in coordination with suitably qualified tax professionals.