Law Firm Chetcuti Cauchi Admits New Partner Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates announces the admission of senior lawyer Dr Natasha Cachia as a Partner at the firm. “Natasha represents the values of the firm in the strongest way and my partners and I can see her carrying them in stewardship for the next generation.” Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti […]
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iGaming NEXT 2023 in Malta Marks Historic Attendance and Stresses Country’s Gaming Prowess The iGaming NEXT 2023, one of the world’s leading international iGaming conferences, concluded its event at the Mediterranean Conference Centre (MCC) in Malta last week, breaking records and underscoring Malta’s dominance in the gaming sector. Boasting an impressive turnout of 4,000 delegates,
Fitch Ratings Affirms Malta’s ‘A’ Credit Rating with Stable Outlook Leading international rating agency, Fitch Ratings, has once again given Malta a vote of confidence by affirming its ‘A’ credit rating. The agency’s assessment also maintains a stable outlook for the island nation. The decision to affirm Malta’s credit rating is based on a multitude
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Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates Admits Dr Charlene Mifsud to Partnership In a private event at the firm’s main office in Valletta, Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates’ partners announced the admission of to the partnership. “Charlene is very well respected by her peers and within the firm for her eloquent, pragmatic, and assertive lawyering style. Clients value her greatly for
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Acquiring, Losing or Reviving Tax Domicile under Maltese Law What is a Malta Tax Domicile? Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti defines a Malta tax domicile to be an ever-pervading connection with Malta that one is born with, retains despite relocating outside Malta, loses upon establishing substantial ties elsewhere while severing ties absolutely with Malta, and revives upon
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Malta Company Formation Tax Benefits of Company Formation in Malta Subject to the below, the Maltese corporate tax rate of 35% is applicable to all Malta companies on their worldwide income. Malta Holding Companies enjoy full participation exemption benefits meaning that dividends from subsidiaries of a Malta HoldCo are not taxable on distribution to a Malta holding company. Shareholders
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Malta Business Registry MBR The Malta Business Registry (MBR) is a Maltese government agency responsible for receiving new company registrations from licensed Malta Law Firms and Malta Company Formation Agents. The Malta Business Registry is also responsible for the registration and regulatory compliance of companies and commercial partnerships within its jurisdiction. The other duties of the Malta Companies
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Maltese residents to use eID in EU Countries in 2022 Malta’s e-ID system passed ‘rigorous’ testing and achieved the highest level of security assurance recognised by the EU. Identity Malta CEO Anton Sevasta told the media on Tuesday that Malta’s e-ID is in the process of receiving official notification by the European Commission’s key enabler for secure
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Malta Announces a Revamped Residence by Investment Programme Malta’s residence by investment laws have undergone a major amendment with the formal launch of a new residence by investment programme replacing the previous Malta Residence and Visa Programme. By means of Legal Notice LN 121 of 2021, Malta launched the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) allowing
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EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement After intensive negotiations, the European Commission has reached today an agreement with the United Kingdom on the terms of its future cooperation with the European Union. President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen said: “It was worth fighting for this deal because we now have a fair and balanced agreement with
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