In light of the climate and environmental targets set by the European Union (EU), particularly that of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030...

Malta’s corporate tax regime is designed to support international businesses, offering a compliant and flexible framework for companies operating across borders.

An e-learning platform has been launched offering free online courses to individuals working in the tourism sectors.

Family businesses have identified three core strategies to respond to the impact that COVID-19 has had on their businesses and their family legacies.

Deputy Minister Louis Grech together with Parliamentary Secretary Ian Borg launched a new SME initiative through which around 850 enterprises will benefit during the next five years.

As outlined by the Times of Malta as well by DBRS in a recent report they published about the Maltese economy, access to funding remains one of the most pressing issues faced by Maltese SMEs.

Credit rating agency Fitch has issued a strong endorsement of the Maltese banking industry and the financial services sector as a whole in its assessment of different aspects of the Maltese economy.

Credit rating agency Fitch has affirmed Malta's Long-term foreign and local currency Issuer Default Rating (IDRs) at 'A' with Stable Outlooks.

As at the end of the year 2015, the Maltese economy recorded an increase of €0.94 billion in net International Investment Position (IIP) over the position prevailing as at December 2014.

The positive performance in the export sector was mainly underpinned by increases in exports of miscellaneous manufactured articles, food and semi-manufactured goods.

Ganado in Session returns with Episode 2 of our thesis series, continuing the conversation for law students navigating one of the most demanding stages of their academic journey, and now focusing on actually writing the thesis.

Company tax is fully credited to shareholders on distribution of profits and, depending upon the business activity from which the profit has been generated, recipients of dividend income may become entitled to refunds of company tax paid.

The European Commission's latest macroeconomic forecast for Malta's economy projects to maintain strong growth through 2025 and 2026, following a robust 6.0% increase in GDP in 2024.

Malta's economic growth remains one of the strongest in Europe, owing to favorable economic conditions and sound policies, which advanced structural reforms and supported the strengthening of private and public balance sheets.

Malta's economic growth remains one of the strongest in Europe, owing to favorable economic conditions and sound policies, which advanced structural reforms and supported the strengthening of private and public balance sheets.

On July 14th 2020, the Malta Individual Investor Programme Agency (MIIPA) formally notified accredited agents that they shall extend the 31st of July deadline ...

recent landmark decision by the First Hall of the Civil Court has confirmed for the first time that in order for a precautionary warrant to remain in force, it must be preceded or followed (within 20 days), by a court...

Minister for Finance Edward Scicluna welcomes the European Commission's autumn forecast, which expects the Maltese economy to continue growing robustly with record low unemployment...

Latest GDP figures, published by the NSO and Eurostat, show that Malta's economy grew by 5 per cent in 2016 marking the highest economic growth rate recorded in the European Union for that year.

"EU Governments should continue assisting businesses to operate not only in their own territories but also for them to reap the opportunities offered by the new digital environment" – Minister Cardona