The Prime Minister announces the third financial package to help the Maltese economy during the COVID-19 outbreak.

In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Government of Malta issued on the 13th April 2020, the Moratorium on Credit Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances Regulations (the "Regulations") through Legal Notice 142 of 2020.

Member State governments may grant financial assistance or other forms of aid to their companies and/or sectors in difficulty so long as this aid is compatible with EU State aid rules namely Articles 107(2) or Article 107(3) of the ...

Over the weekend, several LNs have been published lifting some restrictive measures that had been imposed over the past two months.

The Organised Public Mass Events Regulations, 2020 ("Regulations") which have been introduced by virtue of L.N. 322 of 2020 stipulate that the maximum capacity of attendees in any organised...

In a recent press release on the 8th of June 2020, the Government of Malta announced that it will provide up to EUR 10,000 to businesses investing in digital promotion campaigns...

A series of emergency measures were announced by the European Commission ("EC") in coordination with the European Parliament, Council and the European Central Bank to cater for the Covid-19 pandemic,

As from Monday 6th April 2020, parents can register their new-born's birth by post, without having to visit Identity Malta's offices.

One of the first things we learn in the law course at University is the basic rule that contracts must be respected.

Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 and in the interest of the public health, Identity Malta is limiting its person-to-person services while encouraging the public to make use of its online platforms.

"State aid" is a form of an advantage given to an undertaking by a national public authority.

The said Legal Notices refer to the closure of and the running of legal and judicial times applicable to proceedings before the ‘courts'.

Over the last week, many countries have announced a variety of economic measures aimed at relieving the distress many businesses are facing due to the coronavirus pandemic

The Superintendent of Public Health published the "Travel Ban Order, 2020", by means of which a travel ban on persons to and from the following countries was imposed:

Persons with a disability who work in the private sector and opt to stay at home due to their being vulnerable to COVID-19 will also receive €800 per month.

Based on the recent developments regarding a global pandemic of Covid-19, the Maltese national immigration and identity agency has taken additional measures in order to be able to maintain the operations.

This article will focus on the accounting implications of the pandemic, by highlighting the possible impacts on financial reporting that entities should seriously consider.

The European Commission (the "EC"), through its decision dated 2 April 2020[1], approved the Maltese state aid COVID-19 loan guarantee scheme (the "CGS").

At a press conference held yesterday, 5th January 2021, the Government announced details of a revision of Malta's Wage Supplement scheme, which will see Covid-19 business aid no longer

At a press conference held on the 8th June 2020,