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Labor Authorities in Malta

The Employment Relations Board in Malta is controlled by the Consumer Affairs and Civil Liberties, and the Ministry for Social Dialogue. The institution is directly interested in the employment rights of individuals in Malta, whether locals or foreigners and oversees the work contracts in the insular state. Moreover, the Ministry for the Family and…

Insolvency Legislation in Malta

There are situations in which companies cannot keep up with the requirements of the business climate and the conditions imposed by the market. Facing financial problems might lead to insolvency in Malta, but before that, the company must adopt any solution which can save the business and the operations in a…

Taxes on Salaries in Malta

Companies in Malta, whether established by local or foreign business owners must consider the tax responsibilities which come with any type of activity. Malta has a preferential tax structure for companies with establishments in this country and for persons who work here. All employees are levied a tax on their income registered in Malta as residents or foreigners.…

Initial Coin Offering in Malta

The initial coin offerings (ICOs) are seen as a solid and suitable alternative for investment funds through which businesses or investors can enlarge their assets. ICOs in Malta are considered financial tools for which a legal framework was implemented recently. For questions in this matter, you may address to our specialists in company incorporation in Malta. Our…

Registration with Tax Authorities in Malta

Companies in Malta must meet all the requirements as stipulated by the Commercial Code, in order to legally operate on the market. The main step for a proper function of the business is to register for tax purposes, including VAT, with the Department of Inland Revenue in Malta. It is good to know that…

Forensic Accounting in Malta

The auditing, the accounting and the research services performed by a credited accountant are part of the forensic accounting, an important set of techniques which are adopted by companies registered in Malta, whether small, medium or large. It is good to know that our team of company formation agents in Malta can provide you…

Preparation of Annual Financial Statements in Malta

Companies in Malta must submit the annual financial report which should represent the accurate financial status of the business for each year of performed activities, in complete accordance with the IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards). In this matter, an accounting firm in Malta can offer the complete and necessary support. Our company formation specialists in Malta can…

Dividend Tax in Malta

The dividend tax in Malta is applied to companies with domiciliation and residency in the country. In other words, enterprises which are domiciled and resident in Malta are subject to the income tax on the global profit and also capital gains. For a better understanding of the requirements related to the dividend tax in Malta, we suggest you address…

Corporate Tax in Malta

The corporate tax in Malta is set at a 35% rate and it is applicable to limited liability companies, partnerships, cooperatives or associations with profits in the country or outside Malta. Before registering a company in Malta, it is strongly recommended to ask for complete information about the taxation system in the state and the requirements…

Financial Planning in Malta

With a differentiated economy and developed industries like tourism, agriculture, engineering, and technology among many others, Malta is a preferred country for investors who want to test the market and to establish varied activities. When deciding on a particular form of business, an entrepreneur is advised to consider the financial planning and the necessary strategies…