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The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) is a residency-by-investment programme and is designed for third country nationals.

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Malta’s Digital Nomad Residence Permit – A Gateway to European Living

Malta’s Nomad Residence Permit is an appealing residence scheme that is available for non-EU nationals wishing to relocate to Malta (the smallest EU member) whilst retaining their current employment.

Malta Digital Nomad Residence Scheme Malta Digital Nomad Residence Permit – A Gateway to European Living. The scheme has become a popular choice for a rapidly increasing number of digital expats.

The New Malta Gaming licensing framework is provided in two main types of licenses in Malta. A simplified licensing process aims to encourage further growth to the sector.
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Malta introduced a Patent Box Regime (Deduction) Rules. Provided that the applicant meets the criteria, the latter is eligible for a 95% deduction.

Malta Favourable Patents Tax Regime - Focus Business Services Malta Introduces Favourable Patents Tax Regime In August 2019, Malta introduced a patent box regime via the enactment of the ‘Patent Box Regime (Deduction) Rules 2019 – (the Rules’) – thereby setting a legislative base for allowable deductions claimable on taxable income deriving out of Inte...

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The number New Companies Registered in Malta continues to grow for a fourth year running. According to the latest data published by the Malta Business Registry (‘MBR’), the average number of new companies registered in Malta has exceeded 25 per day.

The number of New Companies Registered in Malta continues to grow According to the latest data published by the Malta Business Registry (‘MBR’), the average number of new companies registered in Malta has exceeded 25 per day

Maltese holding-trading structures, where the parent has at least a 95% ownership in its subsidiary may opt to be treated as one fiscal unit, where one consolidated tax return is prepared.

This is sure to create simplicity as well as an important tax advantage where the fiscal unit will be able to pay the net tax charge of 5% on profits instead of the current default set-up where the subsidiary pays a 35% charge with the parent later receiving the 6/7ths refund.

Malta Tax Consolidation Rules | Malta Company Formation €950 New Malta Tax Consolidation Rules to create simplicity as well as an important tax advantages. Official guidance is expected to be issued shortly by the tax department.

The Council of Europe’s anti-money laundering body, Moneyval, has released its report on the effectiveness of Malta’s anti money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism system, on 9th September 2019. In its conclusion, it has called on the Maltese authorities to strengthen their measures for combating money laundering and financing of terrorism. Senior Malta Government officials have promptly welcomed the report findings and committed to a strict implementation plan.

Malta Money Laundering and Financial Crime Malta Money Laundering - The Council of Europe’s anti-money laundering body, Moneyval, has released its report on the effectiveness of Malta's anti money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism system.

Standard and Poor’s (‘S&P’) has recently confirmed Malta’s A-/A-2 rating, reflecting the country’s impressive GDP growth and the government budget surplus.

The report, which is also forward looking, highlighted the fact that the improvement in GDP is expected to continue at a pace that is much better than that of similar income level countries.

The National Statistics Office (‘NSO’) echoed S&P’s positive assessment. In its report, it stated that in the second quarter of 2019, Malta recorded a surplus of 24 million euro in comparison with the same period in 2018 in the government’s funds.
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Malta is especially attractive to UK based companies not only due to the long historical relationship between the two but also due to the island being one of the few English speaking European countries. The Mediterranean island already boasts a healthy financial services sector due to its highly skilled workforce, an efficient and attractive regulatory and legislative framework, a solid reputation and a stable macro-economic climate.

Malta Company and Brexit Opportunities | Malta Company Formation Malta Company and Brexit - Malta is especially attractive to UK based companies as the island already boasts a healthy financial services sector.

Malta is placing itself as an attractive Blockchain and Crypto-related destination.

Malta and the Blockchain Drive - Focus Business Services Malta is placing itself as an attractive blockchain and crypto-related destination due to its efforts in setting up a smart regulatory environment as well as training its human asset resources.