William Cassar, Head of Tax at Fenlex Corporate Services, will be attending the IBA/ABA 25th Annual US and Europe Tax Practice Trends Conference, on the 9 – 11 April in Amsterdam.
Join William Cassar, Head of Tax at Fenlex, for two insightful online sessions on Personal Tax. In collaboration with the Malta Institute of Taxation, William Cassar will be sharing his expertise through two engaging online sessions designed for professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of personal tax. Register: Tax Compliance – 17 March 2025 Practical … Continued
Monica Galea John and Maria Debono, from the Corporate and Commercial Department at Fenech & Fenech Advocates, together with Nadine Farrugia, Head of Accounts, and Shawn Galea, Technical Officer from the Tax Department at Fenlex, delivered a training session covering the legal, corporate, accounting, and tax aspects of Partnerships en nom collectif and Partnerships en … Continued
Highlights Malta is currently in discussions with the European Commission to introduce Qualifying Refundable Tax Credits (QRTCs). A visa for esports athletes will be introduced to facilitate their relocation to Malta. A new law on limited partnerships is expected to be enacted. The reduced stamp duty rate of 1.5% on the inter-vivos transfer of … Continued
William Cassar, Head of Tax at Fenlex Corporate Services, will be attending the Quaynote conference, “Understanding Superyacht & Business Jet Tax”, on October 15th in Barcelona, Spain. He will also moderate Session Six, focusing on the ‘Use and Enjoyment Principle across the EU’. Read more: Understanding Superyacht & Business Jet Tax – Quaynote Communications
William Cassar, Head of our Tax team, will be attending the EU-Startups summit between the 9-10th of May, at the Mediterranean Conference Centre (MCC) in Valletta.
Have you missed part 1 of this mini-series which delved into the pros and cons of forming a Fiscal Unit? Check it out here! Statutory conditions 1. The Consolidated Group (Income Tax) Rules (the “Rules”) have introduced the possibility for a group of companies (as defined) to elect to be treated as one single … Continued
With the introduction of Legal Notice 110 of 2019, Malta introduced the Consolidated Group (Income Tax) Rules (“the Rules”). These Rules have made it possible for a group of companies to elect to be treated as one single taxpayer – a fiscal unit. The parent company would be the so-called principal taxpayer and the subsidiary/subsidiaries forming … Continued
A deep dive into the Malta Budget 2024.