### Promoting Tax Evasion: A Growing Concern in Malta’s Economic Landscape In recent years, Malta has found itself at the center of a heated debate surrounding tax evasion. The Mediterranean archipelago, once celebrated for its favorable tax regime and business-friendly environment, is now grappling with the repercussions of its reputation as a haven for tax…
In a world where international finance and taxation policies are constantly evolving, Malta finds itself at the forefront of a potentially game-changing development. The global minimum tax deal, which has been in the works for years, is now facing significant hurdles, according to recent statements by Malta’s Finance Minister, Edward Caruana. “The goalposts have changed,”…
**HSBC and Union Deadlocked Over Tax on Staff Payout as Talks Drag On: A Maltese Perspective** In the heart of Malta’s financial sector, HSBC continues to dominate the landscape. However, recent developments have brought the bank under the spotlight for reasons beyond its usual operational affairs. The ongoing deadlock between HSBC and its union over…
### Tax Cuts Will Boost Local Economy, Says Ex-Chamber of Commerce Head Malta’s economic landscape has always been a topic of fervent discussion, especially in the context of taxation. Recently, the former head of the Chamber of Commerce, Joseph Borg, made a bold statement that has resonated deeply within the business community. According to Borg,…
— # A Proactive Approach to Lead Change in Taxation: Malta’s Pioneering Path Taxation is a critical area for any nation, shaping economic growth, social equity, and the overall prosperity of its citizens. In Malta, a country with a rich history of adapting to global economic shifts, the proactive approach to tax reform is not…
**Restaurants in Malta Pay Just €4,500 a Year in Corporate Income Tax – What Does This Mean for the Community?** Malta’s vibrant culinary scene is renowned not only for its gastronomic delights but also for its significant contribution to the local economy. This week, the finance minister revealed that restaurants in Malta pay a mere…
**Taxes for the Common Good: How Malta’s Collective Contribution Shapes the Island We Call Home** It’s easy to grumble when the PAYE slip arrives or when VAT pushes that pastizz past the €1 mark. Yet behind every grudge lies a quieter truth: the Malta we Instagram, argue over, and proudly call home is stitched together…
UK DEPUTY PM ANGELA RAYNER QUITS – WHAT IT MEANS FOR MALTA’S PROPERTY-DRIVEN ECONOMY Valletta woke up to news that felt closer to home than usual this morning. Angela Rayner, Britain’s charismatic Deputy Prime Minister, resigned overnight after weeks of scrutiny over a disputed capital-gains tax bill on the sale of her former council house….
