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    Client Stories: Malta Residence Options For Non-European Citizens

    Mr Liao Wang is a successful Chinese businessman who lives in Beijing with his wife. At 55, family remains central to his life. Their two children study in Europe, one in Amsterdam and the other in Madrid, and the couple visits them every six to eight weeks.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    Malta Introduces Citizenship By Merit

    With the Legal Notice No 159 of 2025, Malta has updated the regulations for the acquisition of Maltese citizenship.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
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Malta Updates Yacht Code: What The CYC 2025 Means For Owners And Operators

Building on the introduction of the Small Commercial Yacht Code in 2024, Malta is once again reinforcing its status as a global leader in the yachting sector, this time by updating its established Commercial Yacht Code.
MaltaTransport
Dixcart Group Limited
Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    The End Of The UK's Non-Domiciled Regime: Why People Are Considering Malta For Tax Residency

    Recent developments on the non-domiciled regimes in the UK led many individuals to reconsider their UK tax residency.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    Fiscal Measures Announced In The 2015 Malta Budget

    Professor Edward Scicluna, the Minister responsible for Finance, delivered the 2015 Budget Speech on the 17th November 2014 against a backdrop, once again, of positive economic growth.
    MaltaTax
    Fenech & Fenech Advocates
    Fenech & Fenech Advocates
  • Article

    New Tax Guidelines – Immovable Property Settled On Trust

    Thus, although the immovable property would have been acquired by the trustee rather than by the settlor, the property so acquired would still be deemed to have been settled on trust by the settlor.
    MaltaTax
    Ganado Advocates
    Ganado Advocates
  • Article

    Malta Reinforces Its Attractiveness For Foreign Talent

    On 23 January 2026, the Legal Notice titled “Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals Rules, 2026” became effective.
    MaltaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    2025 MTCA Annual Report – A Focus On Collection And Compliance And The Impact On Property Transactions

    The Malta Tax and Customs Administration's 2025 Annual Report reveals a strategic shift toward digital transformation and enhanced compliance enforcement, with particular implications for property transactions. As the MTCA intensifies its use of data analytics and artificial intelligence to identify potential tax risks, taxpayers are facing increased scrutiny, especially regarding property valuations and stamp duty assessments on immovable property transfers.
    MaltaTax
    Camilleri Preziosi
    Camilleri Preziosi
  • Article

    Reduced Tax And Duty On Transfers Of Immovable Property

    Further to the Government's presentation of its Economic Recovery Plan for Malta on 8 June, two legal notices were published on 15 June to temporarily reduce the rate of final property tax...
    MaltaTax
    KPMG Malta
    KPMG Malta
  • Article

    Malta Streamlines Procedures For The Malta Permanent Residence Programme

    The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) was introduced in 2021, when it replaced the Malta Residence and Visa Programme (MRVP).
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    FITWI: A Strategic Development In Malta’s Corporate Tax Landscape

    With the introduction of the Final Income Tax Without Imputation (FITWI) Regulations through Legal Notice 188 of 2025, Maltese companies can elect to apply a 15% final tax rate on chargeable income, instead of operating under the full imputation system.
    MaltaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    Amendments To Malta's Housing (Decontrol) Ordinance

    Amendments to Chapter 158 were introduced by Act No. XXVII of 2018. The amendments affect the leases created by virtue of a previous title of emphyteusis or sub-emphyteusis ...
    MaltaReal Estate and Construction
    Finance Malta
    Finance Malta
  • Article

    How A Malta Holding Company Benefits International Investors: A Case Study

    Mr Mario Rossi is an Italian entrepreneur who has invested in several companies across Europe in different sectors. He owns 70% of a German manufacturing company, 60% of a Czech software company, and 80% of a Spanish distribution company.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    International Succession Planning Using Malta Structures

    Modern family wealth is increasingly international. Entrepreneurs, investors, and high-net-worth families often hold assets across multiple jurisdictions, while family members may reside in different countries.
    MaltaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    Client Stories: A Practical Route To Malta Residence For Remote Professionals

    Ms Santos, a Brazilian software developer, had built a successful career with a Swedish technology start-up, working almost entirely remotely.
    MaltaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    New Portuguese Real Estate Tax Hits Out At Offshore Companies

    For more than 30 years, foreigners buying property in Portugal would have normally done so using an offshore company, usually registered in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man or Gibraltar and it is estimated that at least 80% of foreign owned properties in Portugal have been purchased through offshore structures.
    MaltaTax
    Henley & Partners, Malta
    Henley & Partners, Malta
  • Article

    The Residence Programme Rules, 2014 For Individuals Who Are EU, EEA Or Swiss Nationals

    A Residence Programme ("TRP Rules") has been introduced with effect from 1 July 2013 for individuals who are nationals of the EU, EEA or Switzerland (but not Maltese nationals) in terms of Legal Notice 270 of 2014 and Articles 56(23) and 96 of the (Malta) Income Tax Act, Chapter 123 of the Laws of Malta ("ITA"), and which TRP Rules confer on the successful applicant a special tax status.
    MaltaTax
    Deloitte Malta
    Deloitte Malta
  • Article

    Setting Up A Company In Malta: A Complete Guide For Business Owners

    Expanding a business internationally presents valuable opportunities – but success depends on structure and foresight.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    Understanding De Facto Partnerships In Malta: A Simple Guide

    De facto partnerships, also known as common-law relationships, have been gaining legal recognition around the world, as has been the case in Malta for a few years.
    MaltaFamily and Matrimonial
    Attard Baldacchino
    Attard Baldacchino
  • Article

    Malta's New Individual Tax Residence Framework

    Malta has introduced a new Individual Tax Programme consolidating four existing residence schemes into a single framework effective January 2027. While maintaining the attractive 15% tax rate on qualifying foreign income, the reforms introduce higher economic thresholds, renewable five-year status periods, and enhanced compliance requirements, signaling Malta's evolution toward attracting genuine international residents committed to establishing meaningful economic presence.
    MaltaTax
    Grant Thornton Malta
    Grant Thornton Malta
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