Personal Tax – Cross Border Employment

FinanceMalta

December 9, 2020

Personal Tax – Cross Border Employment

An Overview of the Direct Tax and Social Security Implications which may arise to Employees and Employers alike from the exercise of employment activity in a cross-border context.

Level: IntermediateRelevant for tax and finance professionals; HR professionals; law, tax and finance students.This webinar carries 2 CPE core hours.

Overview

Why Attend?

Malta income tax considerations which may arise to employees and employers alike, including inter alia, the implications for non-Maltese nationals exercising their employment in Malta and Maltese nationals exercising their employment elsewhere, as well as registration and compliance requirements
Potential Malta withholding tax implications, if any
Double taxation considerations and the application of a double taxation treaty (based on the 2017 OECD Model Tax Convention) on income from employment
Malta social security considerations
Consideration to the guidance issued by the OECD on the application and interpretation of tax treaties as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

Agenda Highlights:

Confirmed Speakers

Mr Luca Pace - Luca is a manager within Deloitte Malta’s tax practice, and forms part of the Global Employer Services team, which focuses on individual client tax requirements as well as on employer’s tax related matters in connection with their global workforces.Having joined Deloitte in 2015 upon successful completion of his studies, Luca spent a number of years within the international tax team, having been involved in a number of advisory engagements for clients across a number of industries, whilst specializing on automatic exchange of information.