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Malta is merging four special tax regimes for new residents into one. The 15% rate stays, but the minimum tax rises to as much as EUR 35,000. Here is what needs deciding before 31 December 2026.
Read more: Malta Merges Its Tax Programmes for New Residents: What the Individual Tax Programme Changes from 2027
Does Malta's effective 5% corporate tax rate survive the global minimum tax? Plain answers on Pillar Two, FITWI, and who is actually affected in 2026.
Read more: Does Malta's Effective 5% Tax Rate Survive in 2026? Pillar Two, FITWI and the Refund System Explained
When thinking about relocating to another country and taking up a job there, one question that people will usually ask is how much the income tax and other deductions from the salary are, and how much the cost of living is. Malta offers an interesting taxation on income tax, and especially high earners can benefit […]
Read more: Working in Malta – How much income tax do I have to pay in 2024?
Just like in most countries, residents in Malta are required to submit an annual tax return. This applies not only to business owners and the self-employed but also to private individuals who have relocated to the island. At DW&P, we assist clients with this process daily. Here is an overview of deadlines, the "Non-Filer" status, and the minimum tax rules.
Read more: Filing Your Tax Return in Malta: A Guide for Individuals and Entrepreneurs
Running a business in Malta requires strict adherence to local payroll laws. From obtaining a PE number to managing FS5 and FS7 reporting, this guide covers the essential compliance steps for international employers operating in Malta.
Read more: Payroll and Compliance in Malta: Key Regulations for Employers
Setting up a company in Malta means you will eventually need a local corporate bank account. Whether you are relocating to the island or remaining in your home country as a shareholder, the banking requirements differ significantly. Here is what you need to know to navigate the process and remain compliant.
Read more: Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Malta: What You Need to Know
Opening a corporate bank account in Malta requires patience and preparation as regulatory standards continue to tighten. In this updated overview for 2026, we examine the current banking landscape, profiling major institutions like BOV, HSBC, and BNF, and explain how to navigate the account opening process for your Malta Limited.
Read more: Banking in Malta 2026: A Comprehensive Overview
The end of NHR access changes relocation planning. Existing benefits remain for eligible holders; IFICI and a comparison with Malta introduce new questions and opportunities.
Read more: The End of the NHR Regime in Portugal
European finance ministers recently gathered in Malta, where Finance Minister Scicluna addressed concerns regarding tax avoidance. Responding to a Reuters report suggesting Malta sought to slow down progress, Scicluna clarified the country's position and commitment to international standards.
Read more: Malta Refutes Claims of Slowing Anti-Tax Avoidance Measures
Costa’s resignation brought fresh uncertainty to the NHR debate in 2023. See what followed, which benefits existing holders retain and how to approach your location plans today.
Read more: Portugal's NHR Programme: An Unexpected Reprieve Following the PM's Resignation?What is withholding tax in Switzerland? Switzerland levies a withholding tax of 35% on dividends, interest and certain license income. This tax is deducted directly at source before the income is paid out to the recipient. The high withholding tax can often be optimized through double taxation agreements (DTAs) or a suitable holding structure. How […]
Read more: Avoiding withholding tax in Switzerland: Optimization opportunities with Malta as a holding location
Remote work gave many people a new sense of freedom. Malta combines English, Mediterranean life and a community of remote workers with a residence route for eligible applicants. Explore daily life, the permit and its particular tax benefits.
Read more: Why Malta is a great destination for digital nomads: Life, tax and the Nomad Residence PermitWhen Malta joined the European Union in 2004, the country introduced an interesting taxation structure aimed at foreign companies to move their business to Malta and invest in the country. The plan has succeeded, and since then many companies have established their business on the islands. Every company that is registered in Malta will have […]
Read more: Tax advantages and incentives of MaltaMalta offers interesting opportunities for individuals and companies to save taxes. The island in the middle of the Mediterranean has become a reputable financial centre with legislations for professional secrecy money laundering that are based on European laws. Malta benefits from an extensive double taxation treaty network with over 50 countries, and also offers a […]
Read more: Saving taxes in Malta – It is possible for companies and individuals“No one in the world knows Malta, how can you possibly start a company there!” This is what my friends and acquaintances told me when I told them about my plans of moving to Malta to work in the office of Dr. Werner & Partner. I would say it took me about five minutes to […]
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