In control of your Indirect Tax Compliance

Indirect tax covers a variety of taxes such as VAT, customs and excise duties. Constant changes in EU regulations concerning indirect taxes may have a direct impact on a businesses national and cross-border compliance obligations. In addition, with increased globalisation and the expansion of international business transactions, it is becoming more critical than ever to manage indirect taxes in order to optimise cash flow and reduce risk.

How can you remain compliant in these changing circumstances?

Competent application of indirect tax law, regulations and procedures and an awareness of the tax authorities’ practices may help you remain compliant whilst also enabling significant savings for your business.

At PwC Malta, our experienced team, together with our reliable processes and top-level technology, can assist you with the following range of indirect tax compliance services to meet your business needs.

VAT Registration

  • Assessment and advice on registration obligations in Malta
  • Application for a new VAT number  
  • Assistance with switching from an Article 12 VAT registration to an Article 10 VAT registration, and vice versa
  • Assistance with the process of deregistering a VAT number

Preparation and filing of documents

  • The preparation and submission of VAT returns, notices and declarations in Malta 
  • Reviewing of VAT compliance data 
  • The preparation and submission of recapitulative statements
  • The preparation and submission of Intrastat declarations
  • Assistance with claiming VAT incurred outside Malta through the 8th Directive refund

Advice on indirect tax compliance

  • Preparing a VAT decision tree to aid in your internal indirect tax compliance process
  • Assisting with integrating the decision tree into your accounting software
  • Advice on documentation matters such as correct invoicing and record keeping 
  • Assisting with VAT planning and advice in connection with complex domestic and cross border transactions
  • Liaising with the Maltese tax Authorities in connection with VAT investigations and other authority correspondence
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