Corporate tax reforms will make Malta’s business model ‘even more competitive’ – PM Robert Abela
The Prime Minister spoke during EY Malta’s Malta Future Realised Conference
Malta Tax & Customs Administration is now accepting digital documents signed with electronic signatures
Tax authorities’ acceptance of digital signatures is set to ‘make life easier’ for corporate service providers and tax practitioners
More than 500 companies recorded over €1 million in pre-tax profits in 2021
A total of 1,993 locally registered companies recorded over €100,000 in pre-tax profits
Malta Business Bureau to hold webinar on EU VAT in the digital age
The EU Commission is proposing the implementation of a single VAT registration system throughout the EU
Tax repayment agreements increased by 41% in 2022 – report
There is still around €800 million in unpaid tax
Peter Agius says Finance Minister is misleading the public when blaming the EU for tax overhaul
The MEP candidate expects a higher minimum tax rate for all foreign companies, not just those earning over €750 million
Corporate tax reform back on Malta’s agenda as Finance Minister hints at changes in next Budget
The issue was gathering steam prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which shifted the continent’s priorities… for a time
An introduction to tax planning in Malta
A major attraction, for shareholders, is the option to reclaim a portion of the income tax paid at company level
EU member states to implement 15% tax rate for largest companies
Malta has long held reservations about the deal however has agreed to see it through
IMF experts advising Malta on how to get local companies to pay their fair share of tax
‘Their remit is to advise relevant authorities of how it is best to achieve better compliance’ by local companies
‘An opportunity to plan a smooth transition’ – Wayne Pisani on deferral of tax reform
With tax reform currently low on the agenda, this allows Malta time to assess its potential impact
‘EU project was never about creating a uniform economy’ – Gordon Cordina defends tax competitivity
Malta needs to remain tax competitive, for the right reasons
The Malta Chamber’s Marthese Portelli: ‘Wait-and-see approach to tax reform makes strategic sense’
In the meantime, Malta needs to study and prepare for whatever the future may hold
Finance Minister comes out against tax harmonisation after Labour MEP Alfred Sant expresses support
As countries grapple with a difficult winter ahead, EU officials are again raising the issue of tax harmonisation
Hundreds of catering and beauty establishments are failing to issue VAT receipts – report
Businesses are obliged to issue a VAT receipt or be fined between €700 and €3,500
Corporate tax reforms will make Malta’s business model ‘even more competitive’ – PM Robert Abela
The Prime Minister spoke during EY Malta’s Malta Future Realised Conference
Malta Tax & Customs Administration is now accepting digital documents signed with electronic signatures
Tax authorities’ acceptance of digital signatures is set to ‘make life easier’ for corporate service providers and tax practitioners
More than 500 companies recorded over €1 million in pre-tax profits in 2021
A total of 1,993 locally registered companies recorded over €100,000 in pre-tax profits
Malta Business Bureau to hold webinar on EU VAT in the digital age
The EU Commission is proposing the implementation of a single VAT registration system throughout the EU
Tax repayment agreements increased by 41% in 2022 – report
There is still around €800 million in unpaid tax
Peter Agius says Finance Minister is misleading the public when blaming the EU for tax overhaul
The MEP candidate expects a higher minimum tax rate for all foreign companies, not just those earning over €750 million
Corporate tax reform back on Malta’s agenda as Finance Minister hints at changes in next Budget
The issue was gathering steam prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which shifted the continent’s priorities… for a time
An introduction to tax planning in Malta
A major attraction, for shareholders, is the option to reclaim a portion of the income tax paid at company level
EU member states to implement 15% tax rate for largest companies
Malta has long held reservations about the deal however has agreed to see it through
IMF experts advising Malta on how to get local companies to pay their fair share of tax
‘Their remit is to advise relevant authorities of how it is best to achieve better compliance’ by local companies
‘An opportunity to plan a smooth transition’ – Wayne Pisani on deferral of tax reform
With tax reform currently low on the agenda, this allows Malta time to assess its potential impact
‘EU project was never about creating a uniform economy’ – Gordon Cordina defends tax competitivity
Malta needs to remain tax competitive, for the right reasons
The Malta Chamber’s Marthese Portelli: ‘Wait-and-see approach to tax reform makes strategic sense’
In the meantime, Malta needs to study and prepare for whatever the future may hold
Finance Minister comes out against tax harmonisation after Labour MEP Alfred Sant expresses support
As countries grapple with a difficult winter ahead, EU officials are again raising the issue of tax harmonisation
Hundreds of catering and beauty establishments are failing to issue VAT receipts – report
Businesses are obliged to issue a VAT receipt or be fined between €700 and €3,500