With its corporate laws based upon those of the UK, Malta has incorporated laws and principles into its own legislation, providing comfort and security to the commercial and business community. The most common form of business entity being set up in Malta is the limited liability company, which is mostly used for holding or trading activity. However, various other forms of entities may be set up in order to conduct business in Malta, as will be shown below. Malta’s highly efficient corporate tax regime is perhaps one of the most attractive aspects of setting up a business entity in Malta. Language is also not a barrier – although Malta has its own language (Maltese) English is also an official language, with most people also being able to speak other languages including Italian and French.

Source: The North Africa Journal April 01, 2021 18:11 UTC