
Business in Malta
Build your business in Malta
with clarity.
Whether you're establishing a Maltese company, relocating activity or already operating here, the right structure starts with understanding the local environment.
Talk to our Malta team
A short conversation is usually enough to map what your situation requires.
Talk to our Malta teamWhere you are now
Four ways in.
Select the situation closest to yours.
- Company formation and registered office
- Tax and VAT registrations
- Opening accounting and payroll processes
- Statutory and reporting obligations
- Group restructuring
- Transfers of activity and assets
- Mergers, acquisitions and reorganisations
- Liquidation and dissolution
- Bookkeeping and management reporting
- Payroll management
- Corporate tax and VAT compliance
- Statutory audit and assurance
- Cross-border structuring considerations
- Coordination with overseas advisers
- Reporting to international stakeholders
- Individual tax and residence matters

Why Malta
A jurisdiction that works commercially.
EU jurisdiction
Malta is a member state of the European Union.
Established financial-services ecosystem
Professional advisers, auditors and service providers operate in close proximity.
International business environment
Local businesses and internationally owned companies operate side by side.
English widely used in business
English is one of Malta's official languages and is used commercially.
General positioning only. Fiscal, regulatory and licensing questions are addressed on the facts of each case.
How GCB helps
One relationship, across the whole journey.
- 01
Formation
Structure, incorporation and registered office.
- 02
Accounting
Bookkeeping and management reporting from the start.
- 03
Tax
Registrations, corporate tax and VAT compliance.
- 04
Payroll
Employer obligations and monthly payroll.
- 05
Audit
Statutory audit and assurance when required.
- 06
Advisory
Restructuring, transactions and succession.
Your Malta conversation starts here.
Tell us what you're planning and we'll set out what it takes to do it properly.
Talk to GCB