19 2月 2019 Admin
Maltese citizenship by adoption
18 2月 2019 Steve Muscat Azzopardi
Smart Contracts, Blockchain, the future is here & now
04 12月 2018 Chetcuti Cauchi
This article examines a tax treatment of Collective Investment Vehicles in the light of double tax treaties.
06 11月 2018 Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker
On the 6th November, 2018, the Second Schedule of the Civil Code of Malta was amended in a manner which has subsequently introduced the concept of re-domiciliation of foreign foundations to Malta. Through such an amendment, involved parties shall be able to continue their foundation in Malta without having to undergo the cumbersome process of liquidation of the foundation.
05 11月 2018 Steve Muscat Azzopardi
Setting up a private foundation in Malta has proven to be beneficial for individuals wishing to manage their wealth, protect their assets and plan their succession. Using such means to protect your legacy will not only allow you to put your mind to rest that it is protected through a system of legal certainty, but that future generations will also enjoy this legacy.
25 10月 2018 Priscilla Mifsud Parker
The impact Blockchain could bring about within the healthcare industry would create a more transparent system for the management of medical and client information, which is classified as sensitive data. By using such technologies, the quality of care given to patients would drastically improve, making it a more patient-centric industry. If a healthcare blockchain for the benefit of patients were to ever be implemented, the Blockchain revolution would definitely bring about positive change.
19 10月 2018 Steve Muscat Azzopardi
Malta has created an environment to attract individuals interested in setting up a blockchain technology company to its shores. Besides the introduction of the Blockchain Acts, the Blockchain Island has set up various attractive incentives to encourage the Blockchain Revolution in Malta. These clear laws and guidelines will allow individuals to benefit from legal certainty when setting up their blockchain technology company.
A short OECD publication "OECD clamps down on CRS avoidance through RCBI Schemes" (16 October 2018) homes in on the possibility of depositors misrepresenting their country of tax residence to their bankers for the purposes of circumventing established CRS rules for exchange of information in relation to foreign assets. The report lists a number of countries that grant residency or citizenship rights through investment, whose travel documents may be misused for this purpose