AN OVERVIEW OF THE SALIENT PROVISIONS OF THE MALTESE FISCAL FRAMEWORK RELEVANT FOR DETERMINING WHETHER A COMPANY OR OTHER BODY OF PERSONS IS TO BE DEEMED AS TAX RESIDENT IN MALTA AS WELL AS THE IMPLICATIONS ARISING THEREFROM.

This webinar is intended to provide an overview of the salient provisions of the Maltese fiscal framework relevant for determining whether a company or other body of persons is to be deemed as tax resident in Malta as well as the implications arising therefrom.The webinar will cover:

• Concept of ‘resident in Malta’ as applicable to companies in terms of article 2(1) of the ITA;
• Concept of ‘resident in Malta’ as applicable to bodies of persons in terms of article 2(1) of the ITA;
• Maltese & UK case law concerning the ‘control and management’ concept;
• Implications of being deemed to be a Malta tax resident company Body of Persons;
• Relationship with Article 4(1) of the OECD MTC and parallels & divergences with the place of effective management test;
• The concept of residence in light of the new Exit tax provisions transposed into Maltese legislation.

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You are kindly requested to register in advance by not later than 10:00am on Wednesday 16/06/2021.*This webinar is eligible for the Membership Offer (MIT Members are eligible for 6 CPE hours of MIT events on a complimentary basis – Terms & Conditions Apply). To claim the offer for this webinar select ‘MIT Members – Membership Offer’ as the price option. A participant’s eligibility for the offer claimed is subject to final confirmation by the Malta Institute of Taxation.