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

In 2015, registered business units in Malta amounted to 87,971, an increase of 10.9 per cent, or 8,615, over the number of registered units in 2014, the National Statistics Office (NSO) reported.

The Malta Individual Investor Programme is to allow for the grant of citizenship by a certificate of naturalization to foreign individuals and their families who contribute to the economic development of Malta.

Creating the right environment where start-ups and scale-ups can thrive and grow, and making the EU attractive to entrepreneurs...

The Malta Company Service Providers (Amendment) Act 2020 ("the Act" or "the Amendments") came into force on 16 March 2021 through Legal Notice 96 of 2021.

This is a quick look at the central amendments introduced on 16 March 2021 by the Company Service Providers (Amendment) Act, 2020 to the scope of applicability of the Company Services Providers Act...

On 14th December 2023, the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit ("FIAU") published the results of a thematic review carried out during the first quarter of 2023 on Corporate Service Providers...

As the culture of appointing non-executive Directors and independent directors to the Boards of Maltese companies increases, regular discussions on how the law regulates their position and role become ever more relevant.

Savvy entrepreneurs prefer a seamless and effective company incorporation procedure by cooperating with reputable and skilled company formation agents.

Malta has recently introduced regulations for the licensing of gaming companies running remote or online gambling operations. The licensing procedure is not expensive and coupled with the favourable taxation, this explains why major European gaming operators have moved their operations to Malta in recent months.</P> Malta is a member of the European Union since May 2004 and licences issued by the Malta Lotteries and Gaming Authority are valid and recognized throughout the 25 member states of t

The Securitisation Cell Companies Regulations were introduced by Legal Notice 411 of 2014.

Malta has introduced the Youth Enterprise Regulations, creating a groundbreaking corporate framework that enables 16-17-year-olds to incorporate and operate limited liability companies. This novel structure combines entrepreneurial opportunity with mandatory mentorship, parental oversight, and regulatory safeguards designed to foster early-stage business skills while protecting young founders.

Malta has been recognised across the world as offshore vehicles that can be successfully used in a variety of International Business, carry out commercial and industrial activities.

In Malta at the end of 2009, we had some 48,520 companies and partnerships registered with the Registry of Companies.

The purpose of this proposed Act is to implement Article 36 of Directive 2005/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 October 2005 on the prevention of the use of the financial system for the purpose of money laundering and terrorist financing, in so far as the said article applies to company service providers.

Malta's competitive tax system, extensive network of Double Taxation Agreements, fast incorporation, and its English-speaking educated workforce make it an increasingly popular business vehicle for companies from all over the world to register a company in Malta.

The Malta company formation and registration fees are payable to the Malta Business Registrar of Companies upon the Malta company formation and are calculated according to the company's authorised share capital.