Set up in Malta

About Set up in Malta

Based in Iklin, this boutique corporate services provider looks after the incorporation, accounting, taxation and day-to-day administration of Maltese companies. A good part of its material is aimed at foreign investors and business owners who want a Maltese entity without being physically present for the incorporation, as well as companies registered abroad that need an operating presence on the island. The practice says it can incorporate a company within two days, offers a range of legal forms from sole trader to private limited company, and can also help set up structures in other jurisdictions. Once a company is running, the same team can take over bookkeeping, payroll, tax and VAT filings and secretarial duties. The website offers a language selector covering several European languages, though the content itself is written in English, and no prices are published.

Services

Company formation covers sole traders, partnerships, limited liability and private or public limited companies, with incorporation possible without the owner attending. Accounting includes bookkeeping, management accounts, financial statements, payroll, coordination with external auditors, cash-flow forecasting and feasibility studies. Tax work covers corporate and personal tax returns, computations, refund applications for shareholders, provisional tax, VAT registration and returns, and liaison with the tax and VAT departments. Back-office support adds a Maltese street address with mail forwarding, director and secretarial services, call answering and invoicing.

• ✓ Company formation: offered
• ✓ Accounting and bookkeeping: offered
• ✓ Tax compliance: offered
• ✓ VAT: offered
• ✓ Payroll: offered
• ✕ Audit: not listed
• ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
• ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
• ✓ Corporate secretarial: offered
• ✓ Virtual office: offered

Licences and registrations

• Regulated Maltese corporate services provider (stated on site, no licence number given)

As declared by the firm. Check a licence with the regulator before you rely on it.