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Why relocate your business to Malta? Malta is a top jurisdiction to do business thanks to its optimal tax regime and legislation. See how you can benefit.

As the Brexit deadline looms closer, several Brits are exploring their options to attain EU citizenship or establish a permanent link with the Eu.

Malta sets out a beneficial tax regime applicable to insurance industries or investment service companies. Such entities are entitled to a 10-year tax holiday. Moreover, under the Highly Qualified Person Rules (HQPR), an eligible individual is subject to certain tax rates in Malta. However, in order for an individual to benefit from such tax rates in Malta, being 15%, he/she must not have benefitted from the reductions available to investment service expatriates.

During 2009, a protocol amending the Double Tax Avoidance Treaty was signed by Malta and Italy. The protocol will not only reinforce the provisions of the treaty, but it will also encourage investments between Italian and Maltese entrepreneurs.

Malta Anti-Money Laundering: this publication provides an overview of Malta's AML legislation. Chetcuti Cauchi provides a comprehensive malta anti-money laundering advisory service.

A guide to buying property in Malta. Malta is an ideal destination for setting up business or to own a second home.

Maltese Citizenship in light of the Nottebohm case

The OECD Multilateral Instrument – the international tax reset

comparison of the current and proposed new gaming regulation

The role of the Trustee is subject to numerous conditions as stipulated within the Trusts and Trustees Act Malta. Allowing the role to be filled by both legal and natural persons, the Act sets out the rules which are to be followed by the trustees within a trust.