Budget ‘commendable’, but more is needed to improve sustainability, red tape, infrastructure – MDA
Absence of concrete measures to rectify bureaucratic inefficiencies is ‘regrettable’
Budget ‘should have included more measures to steer Gozo towards prosperity’ – GTA
Subsidisation of energy not only assists families but ‘also keeps businesses afloat’
MHRA lauds Budget’s plan to boost economy despite lack of tourism-related measures
Hotels face several challenges – but the Budget does not address any of them
Greatest Budget 2024 reassurance is that energy subsidies will remain as long as necessary – SME Chamber
‘Another important topic was the plan to renew the economy by attracting growth from high-end sectors’
Budget 2024 is ‘clear on social objectives, vague on wealth creation’ – The Malta Chamber
‘Little clarity in the budget on how government is going to improve the productive capacity of our economy’
Government looking to create a specialised Commercial Court, along with a dedicated Judge
Members of the judiciary have raised the alarm over a serious staff shortage within Malta’s courts
Electric vehicle grant extended in 2024, ‘financial assistance’ for first-time buyers of ekick scooters
Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles with a range of 50km or more will remain exempt from registration tax
Malta retains current corporate tax structure in 2024, foreign companies ‘may’ see tax bill increase ‘a little’
Malta to delay implementation of OECD 15% minimum corporate tax rate
Government to fix VAT refund anomaly that disadvantages single people renovating their first home
First and second-time property buyers will keep paying lower rates of duty
First-time-buyers of UCA or vacant properties in Gozo will have grant increased to €40,000
Since 2020, government has issued a series of initiatives to support residents get on the property ladder
Between energy subsidies and social measures, Government will spend around €500 million in 2024
Government vociferously defends energy subsidies as critical component in growth of Malta’s economy
WATCH: Finance Minister Clyde Caruana begins Budget 2024 speech live in Parliament
In 2024, when factoring the subsidy costs for electricity, gas, fuel and the import of staple foods, government is forecasting ...
Minister Clyde Caruana to unveil his third national Budget live in Parliament
There have been no shortage of crises the Minister has had to navigate through since his appointment
Corporate tax reforms will make Malta’s business model ‘even more competitive’ – PM Robert Abela
The Prime Minister spoke during EY Malta’s Malta Future Realised Conference
‘Attacking corporate profits is ill-advised,’ says Chamber council member Silvan Mifsud
The business advisor warns that Malta’s competitiveness is being eroded: ‘No one owes us a living’
Budget ‘commendable’, but more is needed to improve sustainability, red tape, infrastructure – MDA
Absence of concrete measures to rectify bureaucratic inefficiencies is ‘regrettable’
Budget ‘should have included more measures to steer Gozo towards prosperity’ – GTA
Subsidisation of energy not only assists families but ‘also keeps businesses afloat’
MHRA lauds Budget’s plan to boost economy despite lack of tourism-related measures
Hotels face several challenges – but the Budget does not address any of them
Greatest Budget 2024 reassurance is that energy subsidies will remain as long as necessary – SME Chamber
‘Another important topic was the plan to renew the economy by attracting growth from high-end sectors’
Budget 2024 is ‘clear on social objectives, vague on wealth creation’ – The Malta Chamber
‘Little clarity in the budget on how government is going to improve the productive capacity of our economy’
Government looking to create a specialised Commercial Court, along with a dedicated Judge
Members of the judiciary have raised the alarm over a serious staff shortage within Malta’s courts
Electric vehicle grant extended in 2024, ‘financial assistance’ for first-time buyers of ekick scooters
Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles with a range of 50km or more will remain exempt from registration tax
Malta retains current corporate tax structure in 2024, foreign companies ‘may’ see tax bill increase ‘a little’
Malta to delay implementation of OECD 15% minimum corporate tax rate
Government to fix VAT refund anomaly that disadvantages single people renovating their first home
First and second-time property buyers will keep paying lower rates of duty
First-time-buyers of UCA or vacant properties in Gozo will have grant increased to €40,000
Since 2020, government has issued a series of initiatives to support residents get on the property ladder
Between energy subsidies and social measures, Government will spend around €500 million in 2024
Government vociferously defends energy subsidies as critical component in growth of Malta’s economy
WATCH: Finance Minister Clyde Caruana begins Budget 2024 speech live in Parliament
In 2024, when factoring the subsidy costs for electricity, gas, fuel and the import of staple foods, government is forecasting ...
Minister Clyde Caruana to unveil his third national Budget live in Parliament
There have been no shortage of crises the Minister has had to navigate through since his appointment
Corporate tax reforms will make Malta’s business model ‘even more competitive’ – PM Robert Abela
The Prime Minister spoke during EY Malta’s Malta Future Realised Conference
‘Attacking corporate profits is ill-advised,’ says Chamber council member Silvan Mifsud
The business advisor warns that Malta’s competitiveness is being eroded: ‘No one owes us a living’