Webinar | Real Estate and Taxation in Malta
27th August 2024 12:00 - 1:00pm
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Forvis Mazars Malta recently organised the first of its 2017 series of information sessions branded ‘Made Simple, by Forvis Mazars’.
Maltese laws and regulations cater for various incentives and fiscal aid measures meant to support businesses.
Limited liability company, partnership, sole trader – which vehicle best suits your requirements and risk appetite?
Mazars was the main sponsor of the Malta National Insurance Conference that was held at the Westin Dragonara Hotel on the 3rd June, 2016.
Irrespective of the size of your enterprise and its business life cycle, business planning is an essential strategic tool that successful firms employ.
In this Made Simple event, we will be exploring the various aspects and considerations when assessing the financing requirements for your business.
Following on our previous 'Made simple, by Mazars' workshops, we will next explore some common HR issues that affect most organisations.
Following last year’s business incentives and fiscal aids workshop, this time around we will focus on Family Businesses and the fiscal incentives available to such enterprises.
The complexity of Malta’s VAT legislation is a growing concern for many businesses, and complying with such legislation often requires quick thinking and immediate action.
The recently introduced Gaming Regulations require all licensed gaming entities to establish an internal audit function. The responsibility for internal audit is considered to be a key function in the new regulatory framework.
On 25 June 2021, the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) added Malta to the list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring (the ‘greylist’).
Watch the replay of our virtual session, featuring Mrs Raluca Prună, head of the European Commission's Financial Crime Unit, on the EU directives adopted to prevent the use of the financial system for the purposes of money laundering and terrorist financing.
The new year brings important changes concerning the indirect taxes, with the post-Brexit business environment and the current Covid-19 crisis continuing to affect businesses worldwide.
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