Considering the rate of success in Greece regarding the tax measures which were recently adopted, the government in
Malta is interested in the same actions in the food and beverage sector. A
reduced VAT might be the necessary tax strategy for the next two years in the consumption sector. Tax reliefs are already offered to
foreign investors looking to thrive in Malta’s significant sectors. If you would like to know information about
company formation in Malta and the rules in this matter, we invite you to talk to our
team of specialists in company incorporation in Malta.
Examining the European tax measures
Besides Greece, Spain, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland and the Netherlands have already
reduced the VAT in the food and beverage sector, particularly the one imposed for consumption in restaurants.
Reducing the VAT will boost the tourism sector in
Malta, and therefore a win-win situation for business owners and the economy will be met. Also, the business owners can concentrate on providing better training courses for their employees. Restaurant owners in
Malta could be motivated by a
VAT reduction if the government agrees on the fact that this was the key to success for many countries in Europe.
Analyzing the PFK report for future tax measures in Malta
According to PFK (one of the largest financial firms in the world) report for Malta which sums up complete details about the tax system in the country and about the measures that can be adopted in the future to come, Malta represents a solid candidate for a VAT reduction in the food sector. The target is to avoid potential tax risks and issues, after a complete analysis of the country’s taxation system.
We invite you to
contact our
team of company formation agents in Malta and find our information about how to
open a company in Malta.