The Malta Ministry for the Economy and Industry (“Ministry”) issued today a new online public consultation entitled “European Electronic Communications Framework: Transposition of the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC)”.
The Malta Cabinet has approved a motion to amend the National Holidays and Other Public Holidays Act (Cap 252) which will count national or public holidays that fall on weekends as additional vacation leave days to employees.
The Malta Commissioner for Inland Revenue (CIR) has issued guidelines seeking to present further clarity with regards to the reporting obligations in connection with the mandatory automatic exchange of information in relation to reportable cross-border arrangements (DAC6)
After years of negotiations, talks and discussions, a last minute agreement was reached between the UK (Britain) and the European Union on Thursday 24th December 2020, hence averting 2021 chaos for cross-border traders and hailing a measure of certainty for businesses after years of Brexit turmoil.
A short guide to the rules and regulations applicable to Companies' reconstruction, restructuring & winding up in COVID 19 pandemic times.
30 Dec 2020 Admin
Claris Foundation, together with blogger and mumpreneur Lorinda Mamo worked to created bags of crafts, creative items, stationery, toiletries, and other innovative items to be delivered to the 28 children at St Angela Home of the Ursoline Sisters in Pieta, Malta.
23 Dec 2020
Public Holidays falling on the Weekend to be added to Employees’ Malta Annual Leave Entitlement
17 Dec 2020 Anja Cassar
Maltese law firm Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates announces its collaboration with Andersen Global, an international association of legally separate, independent member firms comprised of tax and legal professionals around the world.
In 2019, the National Writers' Congress, after consultation with the relevant industry stakeholders, kicked off a process for the reform of Malta’s current copyright laws, resulting in a proposal for a revised Copyright Act and the establishment of the National Book Council Act in October 2020.
The importation of counterfeit products amounts to a staggering 6.8% of all imports according to Customs Officials. The battle against illicit products is changing, especially with the rapid demand in medical supplies.