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Malta’s corporate tax regime is designed to support international businesses, offering a compliant and flexible framework for companies operating across borders.
This guide provides an overview of the key features of Malta’s corporate tax system, including shareholder tax refunds, the optional 15% corporate tax regime, double-tier structures, and the participation exemption for qualifying holding companies. It also shows how these measures can support efficient international business structuring.
Download the guide to learn more about the opportunities available through Malta’s corporate tax framework.
To see how these principles can be applied in practice, read our case study on Structuring European Activities Through Malta: A Maltese Holding and Trading Structure in Practice, which explores how a growing international business used a Maltese holding and trading structure to support its European expansion.
Investors considering Malta as a holding jurisdiction may also find our article How a Malta Holding Company Benefits International Investors: A Case Study useful, demonstrating how Malta’s participation exemption regime can support the efficient management of international investments.
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