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For startups, brand protection, product designs, and innovations is essential—but it can also be expensive.

Malta is home to one of the world's largest production facilities, providing a distinctive setting for films and productions. In addition to its appeal as a filming location, Malta offers a range of financial incentives that deliver vital support to the film industry.

Malta's dual trademark protection system offers businesses strategic flexibility through national registration or the European Union Trademark route. The EUTM framework, governed by Regulation (EU) 2017/1001, provides cost-effective protection across 27 EU countries through a single application, while Malta's position as an English-speaking jurisdiction enhances its role in IP portfolio management and cross-border structuring.

Malta's citizenship and taxation systems operate independently, with tax obligations determined by residence and domicile rather than nationality. The Malta Citizenship by Merit programme allows individuals to acquire citizenship while benefiting from the country's non-domiciled tax regime, which taxes only Malta-sourced income and foreign income remitted to Malta.

A disabled Facebook Business account can cause an immediate halt to advertising, e-commerce, and client engagement.

Residence in Malta offers individuals and families the opportunity to live in a Mediterranean island known for its rich history, sunny climate, and high quality of life.

Malta is increasingly recognised as a preferred jurisdiction for family office structuring, particularly for tech entrepreneurs managing multi-asset, cross-border wealth.

Malta's residence, tax and citizenship framework offers high-net-worth families a structured pathway to European Union-based relocation through permanent residence permits...

French luxury fashion house Chanel has lost an EU court battle against Chinese technology giant Huawei over their iconic double ‘C' logo.

Swift technological advancements, rapid communication, social media and the internet in general have all contributed to the transformation of the manner in which artistic, literary works and other creative arts are created.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the legal and policy changes recently introduced at the EU level and assesses the impact of such reforms on individuals holding or pursuing Caribbean citizenship.

Malta has introduced a groundbreaking corporate framework enabling minors aged 16-17 to establish and operate private limited companies through youth enterprises.

Malta has reintroduced a dedicated Commercial Court through Act No. IV of 2026, building on Bill 133 of 2025. This reform separates complex commercial disputes from the general civil courts...

Malta offers a range of immigration pathways for individuals and families, from employer-sponsored work permits to remote-worker residence schemes, permanent residence programmes and citizenship by merit. Understanding which route best suits your circumstances requires careful consideration of eligibility criteria, investment requirements and long-term objectives.

The EU AI Act adopts a risk-based approach, meaning applicability is not determined by company size, but by what the system does and how it is used. A recurring misconception among founders...

The United Nations General Assembly has designated 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYoQST).

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

Since 28th November 2017, Malta's citizenship by merit route offers a path to naturalisation for individuals who have rendered exceptional services to the Republic of Malta or to humanity in fields such as sports, culture, the arts, science, or research.