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On 26 March 2014, the Russian Federal Council approved the Malta – Russia Income Tax Treaty (2013).

Malta and Liechtenstein have signed a Treaty for the elimination of Double Taxation in New York on the 27 September 2013.

On 22 May 2014, the Double Tax Treaty between Malta and Russia (2014) will enter into force; this treaty supersedes the Malta – Russia Tax Treaty (2000).

A double tax treaty has been initialled between the government of Malta and the Kingdom of Netherlands in respect of Curacao.

A summary on the new Malta-Switzerland Double Taxation Agreement.

Relevant information about the tax advantages in Malta both for companies and for private residents.

Following successful negotiations, Malta and Romania signed a protocol in Bucharest strengthening the two countries' 1995 Agreement on the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Avoidance.

The income tax treaty for the avoidance of double taxation signed by the governments of Malta and Turkey in 2011 will now be applicable as from 1 January 2014.

Taxation in Malta 2026 - a short video that answers all questions.

FinanceMalta speaks with Rachel Zarb Cousin, President of the Malta Institute of Taxation, about the main tax schemes and changes currently in play in Malta. Taxation is a moving target, and the rules keep shifting both locally and abroad, with key implications for businesses and professionals operating in the financial services sector.

On the 9th August 2014, the double tax treaty between Malta and the United Mexican States came into force.

Malta continues to demonstrate it is ‘Jurisdiction of Choice’ for the QROPS industry, with the recent implementation of two new Double Tax Treaties with both India and Mexico.

The European Commission Council unanimously agreed on December 12, 2024, to remove the internal land border controls with Romania and Bulgaria starting from January 1, 2025. This significant move marks.

Details of the Malta – Moldova Income Tax Treaty (2014), signed on 10 April 2014, have become available.

Since 1 January 2012 a number of developments have taken place with regard to double taxation agreements and Tax Information Exchange Agreements.

EU Commission issued the proposed Unshell Directive. If agreed upon, it will come into force in 2024 with an element of 2 years' retrospectivity.

The BEPS project outlines 15 action points aimed at tackling the increasing international concern at multinational enterprises avoiding taxes.