Malta Companies The Maltese Islands are a full EU member state since May 2004 and further to recent legislative changes, Malta Companies are EU compliant and EU approved. This renders the Maltese company an excellent vehicle for international business, investment and financial services. Malta by far provides the most advantageous environment for European onshore business and investment, providing a […]
Malta Back Office Operations Back Office Operations The Concept The Maltese authorities encourage the setting up of foreign operations that offer back office administration and support services to other foreign enterprises. Back office services include routine administrative and clerical service in relation to or in support of any type of business or professional activity. Qualifying
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Malta Family Business Act Setting the scene FAMILY BUSINESSES CONSTITUTE a significant section of many economies, making up 35 per cent of businesses in Switzerland, 80 per cent in Malta and 90 per cent in Turkey. In recent years Maltese legislation has emerged that focuses on supporting small businesses, such as the Small Business Act, but this
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Malta Taxation of Collective Investment Funds Taxation of Collective Investment Funds The Malta tax treatment of the income of investment funds hinges on the differentiation made by Maltese law between ‘Prescribed’ and ‘Non-Prescribed’ funds. In this paper the term ‘Funds’ refers to entities or arrangements which have been established to perform the function of a
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Malta Budget 2003 Registration Tax & Road Licence For Motor Driven Vehicles Racing cars Stated Aim: To regularize the position of motor racing enthusiasts. Measure: Reduction in Vehicle Registration Rate for specially equipped racing cars by 6.5% instead of the current rates of between 50.5% and 75%. Naturally, given that these specially equipped cars
The Malta 2014 Budget Released On Monday the Finance Minister Edward Scicluna delivered the new 2014 Maltese budget. The main features include, among others, changes in income tax rates and indirect taxes, in duty on documents and transfers, proposals regarding infrastructural investments and the Individual Investor Programme. Below we present main outlines. Income Tax To
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