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The Finance Ministry is currently undergoing the final stages of preparation in presenting the budget for the year 2016.

Act III of 2013, the Budget Measures Implementation Act for the year, made fairly extensive amendments to the Duty on Documents and Transfers Act 1.

The European Commission has approved the Interreg Med Cooperation Programme 2014-2020 with a budget set at €275 million.

The Maltese government has set migration, the single market, the security of Europe's borders and maritime policy as priorities for the Presidency of the Council of the European Union...

The Electronic Register (Termination of Mandates) Regulations, 2016 (L.N. 404 of 2016) saw the introduction of an electronic database maintained by the Chief Notary to Government...

In one of the first reviews of the Maltese economy and financial system this year, credit rating agency Standard and Poor’s has confirmed its present rating and stable outlook.

"Given the global aspect of digitalisation of our economies, Malta suggests that any EU proposals in the area of Taxation should serve as input into OECD global discussions.

As unemployment rates have decreased to a record low, positive economic activity is being experienced on the labour market due to increased employment.

Following record low interest rates of 0.05%, the European Central Bank has raised its inflation forecast to 0.3% after putting it at 0%.

On 17 April 2026 ESMA released a statement regarding the end of transitional periods under the MiCA regime. In ESMA’s previous statements about supervisory convergence, transitional measures...

At the end of September, the Malta Fiscal Advisory Council (MFAC) published and presented its overall assessment of the Maltese Government's fiscal strategy and performance to the Minister of Finance.

The Government welcomes the European Commission's Assessment on Malta's Draft Budgetary Plan, which confirms that Malta's Budget 2016 is compliant with the Growth and Stability Pact.

The minister advised that the Greek situation is dramatic and a solution needs to be found immediately.

Submitted annually as part of the EU’s economic trimester, this document outlines the government’s plan of action with regards to country-specific recommendations (CSRs) according to the EC and reaching Europe 2020 targets.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects a strong outlook for the Maltese economy, with economic growth expected to remain solid in 2016 and 2017.

The Minister for Finance Prof. Edward Scicluna welcomes the latest credit rating report by Standard and Poor's affirming Malta's rating at 'A-/A-2' with a stable outlook...

Minister for Finance Edward Scicluna presented and discussed the economic and financial outlook of the economy and the prospects for the upcoming Budget 2019 with the Malta Council for Economic and Social Development (MCESD).