The Malta Budget, delivered by the Minister for Finance and Employment, Hon. Clyde Caruana, took place on the 24th of October 2022. Here is a summary of the key highlights from Malta Budget 2023.

Malta's fiscal unity regime stands as an innovative measure of tax efficiency, offering a host of benefits to groups of companies. From simplified tax management to enhanced...

Malta's labour migration framework, updated in 2025 and continuing into 2026, provides clear pathways for highly skilled third-country nationals (non-EU/EEA) to work and reside in Malta.

When leading a financial services entity, in particular within the company service provision sector, one needs to be aware of the consequences of business decisions that could undermine the entity's business policies...

Malta has emerged as a leading jurisdiction for Electronic Money Institutions and Payment Service Providers seeking EU market access. With a responsive regulator, efficient licensing timelines, full EU passporting rights...

Malta has been a popular jurisdiction for expats for many years.

AI is revolutionizing industries across the board, and gaming is no exception. From enhancing player experiences to streamlining game development, AI is driving innovation while raising new regulatory and ethical considerations.

The FIAU has just released the Implementing Procedures Part II focusing specifically on AML/CFT obligations for professionals and firms offering services contemplated under the Company Service Providers Act, namely:

A sham trust is a trust that, despite appearing legitimate on the surface, is created with the mutual intention of the parties (usually the settlor and trustee) to not be acted upon according to its stated terms.

On May 21, 2024, the Malta Financial Services Authority ("MFSA" or "the Authority") issued a Consultation Document addressing the updated Chapter 3 of the Financial Institutions Rulebook ("FIR/03").

We wish to inform you of the timeline and details for the implementation of the new migration policy measures as announced by the Government of Malta.

The Malta Budget 2025, as introduced by Finance Minister Clyde Caruana, reflects a forward-looking approach aimed at achieving sustainable growth while maintaining fiscal discipline.

The Income Tax exemption announced in November 2011 by Malta’s Minister of Finance, the Economy and Investment during his budget speech has been introduced and has come in force in respect of royalties received from certain copyrightable intellectual property on books, film scripts, music and art

The Malta Budget, delivered by the Minister for Finance and Employment, Hon. Clyde Caruana, took place on the 30th of October 2023. Here is a summary of the key highlights from Malta Budget 2024.

Malta is a popular jurisdiction for expats and individuals looking for an EU base. There are, in fact, at least eight ways through which you can acquire a Malta Residence Permit, depending on your particular situation.

When leading a financial services entity, in particular within the company service provision, one needs to be aware of the consequences of business decisions that could undermine...

Important changes to the manner in which private residential leases are regulated in Malta were brought into effect last January 2020.

The evolution and growth of businesses across a myriad of industries in the 21st century can be said to bring about a number of different action points which need to be addressed...

Being, as a matter of fact, the costliest financial incentive implemented by our local government during the Covid-19 pandemic, this scheme is to be extended to at least September 2020.

In its efforts to strengthen its supervisory capabilities in the sphere of the financial services sector, the EU framework has seen the realisation of the European system...