Cyprus Customs Department reported a 5.6% increase in total revenue in 2025 compared to the previous year. The increase added more than €75 million to public finances. Growth was driven by higher import duties, excise taxes and VAT on imports. Data reflect changes in trade activity and tax collection.
Stronger Import Duties Fueling Revenue Surge
Revenue from import duties increased by 11.5%, adding €6.8 million. The increase reflects higher volumes and tariff collection. Import duties remain a key component of customs revenue. Growth supports overall fiscal intake.
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Additional Boost From Excise And VAT Increases
Excise duty revenue rose by 7.1%, contributing an additional €38.2 million. VAT on imports increased by 4%, adding €30 million. Other revenue sources grew by 9.3%, or €0.5 million. Combined figures show broad-based revenue growth.
Strategic Fiscal Measures Amid Global Crises
Revenue growth comes as the government implements support measures for households and businesses. Policies address higher costs linked to external developments. Measures also respond to sector-specific pressures, including agriculture. Fiscal policy is being adjusted to current economic conditions.
Customs revenue data show increased inflows across multiple tax categories. Trends support public finances amid external pressures.







