Maltese company
Registration, registered office, company secretary and share register.
Valletta, local time
An EU member state where English is an official language. Non-dom residents are taxed only on foreign income they bring into Malta, and the refund system brings tax on distributed trading profit close to 5%.
We would rather tell you now than after you have moved.
Everything you need to live and work there, arranged in one plan.
On the ground, and in your tax position at home.
Book a strategy callRegistration, registered office, company secretary and share register.
Trading company and holding set up so the shareholder refund is claimed correctly, year after year.
Global Residence Programme, Nomad Residence Permit or EU registration, depending on your passport and plans.
Your remittance basis documented, including the minimum tax where it applies.
Local director, office and a bank or licensed fintech that understands the structure.
Audited accounts, tax return, VAT and refund claims, filed on time.
Malta's refund system is long established and widely used. It only works if your company is managed and controlled in Malta, not from where you live now. We align your move, your board and your bank so the structure holds up in both countries.
Indicative. Your plan gives the dates for your situation.
Everything you want to know before you move to Malta. Written by our advisors, updated for 2026.
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Your Maltese company pays 35% corporate tax. When it distributes a dividend, the shareholder claims back 6/7 of the tax paid on trading profit. The net effect on distributed trading profit is about 5%. Passive income and holdings follow different rules.
You are resident in Malta but not domiciled there. You pay tax on Maltese income and on foreign income you bring into Malta. Foreign income you keep abroad stays outside Maltese tax, subject to a minimum tax of €5,000 a year for most non-doms with higher foreign income.
EU citizens register as residents. Others use the Global Residence Programme, with a flat 15% on foreign income remitted to Malta and a property requirement, or the Nomad Residence Permit if you work remotely for clients abroad.
Yes. Every Maltese company files audited financial statements each year. We plan for that cost from day one, so the structure only makes sense when your profit carries it.
Most structures use more than one country or company.
You speak directly with an advisor. You get an honest answer, including when that answer is to stay where you are.
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