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The measures would make the EU a global leader in designing tax laws fit for the modern economy and the digital age.

Malta holds a respected position in international wealth planning, offering a legal framework that combines robust asset protection, strategic flexibility, and EU-aligned regulatory oversight.

Expanding a business internationally presents valuable opportunities – but success depends on structure and foresight.

The financial services sector has been one of the pillars of the Maltese economy for over 30 years and has allowed Malta to establish itself as a reputable international financial centre.

Malta has gained a high reputation in the shipping and yachting world, not only because of its geographical location but also because it offers attractive and competitive incentives, thereby making Malta one of the top flags in the world.

The MicroInvest Scheme is a tax credit incentive aimed at encouraging micro enterprises and self-employed individuals to improve and expand their business.

The withholding tax rate on dividends paid from an Irish company to a Maltese resident shareholder is generally zero, provided that certain conditions are met. This may arise from exemptions granted by Irish domestic...

Our Malta office had the pleasure to interview Capt. Charles Pace, the Director of the Civil Aviation Directorate.

Malta's company tax system has long been based on a full imputation system. Under this system, a Maltese company pays tax (at the standard 35% rate) on its profits, and any tax paid is "imputed" to shareholders...

Often the greatest challenge for individuals and families is not generating that wealth but managing its transition from one generation to the next. Ensuring that your children and possibly their children do not have financial worries (or less) and moving wealth from one generation to the next is often one of the greatest challenges, and preserving that wealth for future generations often requires a different strategy.

The MicroInvest Scheme, launched by Malta Enterprise, is a tax credit incentive aimed at encouraging micro enterprises and self-employed individuals to improve and expand their business.

With a potential internal market of 450 million consumers, the European Union is one of the biggest markets in the world.

The United States and Malta announced on 16 December 2013 that they have signed an Intergovernmental Agreement to improve international tax compliance and to implement the U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.

While the post-Brexit landscape may appear limiting for UK business owners or investors seeking access to the EU market, this does not have to be the case. Malta, a full EU member state...

Through Legal Notice 188 of 2025, published on 2 September 2025, the Minister responsible for finance introduced the Final Income Tax Without Imputation Regulations...

Starting a business can be a rewarding and challenging experience. It provides the opportunity to turn a dream into a reality and make a positive impact.

There are many reasons why an individual or business may wish to relocate to Malta, such as a stable economy and investment opportunities.