Malta: Venture Capital

Malta’s corporate tax regime is designed to support international businesses, offering a compliant and flexible framework for companies operating across borders.

Malta has introduced innovative corporate structures including youth enterprises and sports private limited liability companies, while the proposed EU Inc regime aims to harmonise venture capital-friendly frameworks across the European Union. These developments, alongside Malta's expanding startup ecosystem and regulatory reforms, signal a strategic shift towards attracting founders and cross-border investment through flexible corporate law solutions.

Modern family wealth is increasingly international. Entrepreneurs, investors, and high-net-worth families often hold assets across multiple jurisdictions, while family members may reside in different countries.

Recent developments on the non-domiciled regimes in the UK led many individuals to reconsider their UK tax residency.

Malta has once again proven its commitment to creating a competitive and innovation-driven environment for startups. According to the Startup Nations Standards...

Malta is one of the most attractive destinations for establishing holding companies dedicated to managing intellectual property (IP), thanks to its combination of favourable tax benefits, a strong legal framework, a network of over 70 Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs) and direct access to the European single market.

The firm will be providing free legal advice, for a period of time to be determined on a case by case basis, to those individuals who qualify for the scheme.

Like many other Maltese firms, Ganado Advocates does a considerable amount of corporate social responsibility that you never hear about.

Investing in start-ups can be risky. However, when start-ups take off, the potential return is huge, Patrick O'Brien says.