Malta joined the European Union in May 2004, and remains a destination that should be of considerable interest to a range of foreign investors. The purpose of this guide is to assist these prospective investors obtain a broad understanding of the implications of doing business in Malta.
The Maltese economy is a very open one and one where foreign direct investment in many of its sectors will remain crucial. The over riding attitude to inward investment is therefore one which seeks to encourage and assist. This applies equally to Government, its agencies, the financial institutions, professional support and prospective local partners.
There are many good reasons to consider investment in Malta. These include its location in the centre of the Mediterranean, its excellent communication structure, its educated and skilled English-speaking labour force, a stable political situation, a strong industrial relations record and a great climate. Malta is still a reasonably priced location where the cost of living is relatively low by European standards as are labour costs. Malta’s business laws and practices are very standard and the work and business ethic is high. A strong international tax treaty network is in place which can provide competitive tax advantages.
This guide deals with all of these issues in a convenient format.
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