MALTA UPDATES, DECODED.
Tax, VAT, accounting and business news from Malta, each item with the source attributed and a short, partner-written read on what it means for your business.
- // Tax · Apr 2026
Malta Budget 2026, the measures that actually affect your business
The 2026 Budget kept the headline corporate tax rate untouched but tightened several reliefs and clarified treatment of cross-border income. The detail matters more than the headline.
Source: Government of Malta, Budget 2026
- // VAT · Apr 2026
CFR signals tighter focus on VAT place-of-supply in 2026 inspections
The Commissioner for Revenue has indicated that 2026 VAT inspections will pay particular attention to place-of-supply on cross-border services and distance sales.
Source: Commissioner for Revenue (CFR), Malta
- // Business · Mar 2026
Malta FDI inflows hold up, fintech, igaming and aviation lead
Foreign direct investment into Malta remained resilient through the first quarter, with continued strength in fintech, regulated gaming and aviation services.
Source: National Statistics Office (NSO), Malta
- // Tax · Mar 2026
Malta's Pillar Two implementation, what large groups need to track
Malta has confirmed phased implementation of the OECD Pillar Two 15% global minimum tax. The detail of how it interacts with the Maltese refund system is the key file to maintain.
Source: Ministry for Finance, Malta
- // Business · Feb 2026
Malta business banking, account opening remains the binding constraint
Maltese banks continue to apply tight onboarding standards. Realistic timelines and a well-prepared file remain essential for new and migrating businesses.
Source: Malta Bankers' Association
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