Registration of companies and individual entrepreneurs in Malta is a fairly popular request among foreign entrepreneurs. Many businessmen wishing to conduct business within the European Union register a company in Malta. This is explained by the transparency of the legislative base of the country, the relatively quick registration time of the Maltese company, and the favorable tax sphere.
Registration of company in Malta involves completing a specific procedure, which is often a headache for entrepreneurs. So, what are the main requirements?
Do you want to start a company in Malta? Then we recommend contacting FCHAIN specialists who will support you at all registration stages and advise on all the nuances of the procedure. Financial Chain Corporation lawyers provide full legal support during the registration of company in Malta. Our many years of experience will help you arrange the following:
You can start a collective or individual – the simplest business in Malta for self-employed people. Individual Entrepreneurs are very similar to an unregistered partnership. Its institution does not require registration fees and implies the founder’s complete responsibility for the business’s obligations.
Opening a business in Malta is a good decision. You can register a company in the form of the following:
The most popular among foreign investors is a private or public company with limited liability. The main advantage of registering LLC Malta is the limitation of shareholder liability.
A collective company is a firm created by several individuals or companies that intend to derive income from it through collaborative efforts over a long period. If the parties have agreed on how they want to cooperate and how management powers will be distributed between them, then it is possible to establish a collective company in Malta relatively quickly with the help of FCHAIN specialists.
Here are the main advantages of registration of a limited company Malta. This island is considered a good platform for the registration of a foreign company because of the following:
Maltese business structures are taxed at 5% when carrying out operations. However, corporate funds, which include trading and holding units, are subject to the corporate rate of 35%. To level the differences in Malta, there is a procedure for refunding the tax paid by the local company, depending on the nature of the profits received.
A high level of professionalism and daily work on expanding opportunities allow clients to feel confident even in crisis and atypical situations. Your well-being is always in the competence of Financial Chain Corporation!
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