Cyprus setup
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Use this guide for a venue operating in Cyprus. Complete the shared first-run setup, then review the local decisions below.
| Foundation | Review in Settings → Identity |
|---|---|
| Country | Cyprus |
| Local currency | EUR; confirm the venue’s actual selling currency |
| Time zone | Asia/Nicosia |
| Working language | Greek or English as appropriate; language does not choose tax rules |
Legal receipts and tax invoices
Section titled “Legal receipts and tax invoices”Configure the venue’s identity and registration details before printing. The Cyprus Tax Department distinguishes consumer legal receipts from VAT invoices and describes the required document information. Choose the document appropriate to the transaction. Cyprus Tax Department invoice and receipt guidance.
For a consumer receipt, check the issue date, identifying number and supplier details along with the sale information. For a business invoice, collect the buyer’s required details and inspect the complete preview. Have the business’s accountant confirm the applicable fields and tax treatment rather than copying a receipt from another euro-area country.
Products and languages
Section titled “Products and languages”Review food, drinks, take-away and other supplies separately when setting tax categories. Confirm current treatment from the authority’s guidance before service or a catalog change.
Test Greek product names, Latin identifiers and amounts on the actual printer. An English operator interface does not change the venue’s Cyprus jurisdiction or the document obligations.
Payments and delivery
Section titled “Payments and delivery”Use payment options that match the bank terminal and cash drawer. Check whether the terminal is integrated or requires staff to record an independently approved payment.
The Cyprus offering lists Bolt Food through the order intake add-on, with Wolt coming soon. Confirm the platform venue, map the catalog and walk one order through acceptance, preparation and handover.
After the close
Section titled “After the close”Retain the records the accountant needs for the relevant reporting period. Filing a VAT return is a separate process in the authority’s systems; a local Brindola close does not submit it automatically. Cyprus Tax For All returns.
Back up the detailed local records and test recovery before depending on the terminal as the only copy.
Official guidance review
Section titled “Official guidance review”Sources linked above were reviewed on 2026-09-13. These are setup instructions, not a substitute for confirming the treatment of your business’s specific supplies. Recheck the authority’s guidance when tax or document requirements change.
Continue with the opening checklist and register close.