KPMG in Malta
Pietà
- Company formation
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Tax compliance
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Languages: English
View profile of KPMG in MaltaPietà has three firms, and they look unlike those of any other Maltese town. Two are accounting firms and belong to large networks, and one is a small corporate service provider. Their sector mentions are financial: banking, insurance, asset management and funds, and the entity types named include funds and fund management companies. A business planning a regulated financial service, rather than a trading company, is the natural fit.
Two of the three offer audit, and one is registered with the Accountancy Board as an audit firm. All three offer company formation, accounting, tax compliance and VAT, while only one handles payroll, bank accounts or residence and visas. None offers a virtual office, so a company that needs a registered address through the same firm should ask directly.
Pietà
Languages: English
View profile of KPMG in MaltaPietà
Languages: English · Maltese · Italian
View profile of Baker Tilly MaltaPietà
Languages: English · Italian
View profile of EnerOne ConsultingClient groups include businesses setting up or operating in Malta, Italian-speaking entrepreneurs, multinationals, start-ups and family offices, along with businesses and individuals, local and cross-border. One of the three focuses on foreign clients. Two work in Italian as well as English and one in Maltese, which makes this a sensible page for Italian-speaking founders.
With large networks involved, ask which entity will contract with you and who does the work. Check the authorisation that applies to the activity you plan, since banking, insurance and fund work carry separate rules from an ordinary trading company.
Anyone new to Maltese incorporation can start with the guide to setting up a company in Malta. Compare the larger groups in Valletta and Birkirkara, or see the Italian-speaking accountants page. To have a request reviewed and passed on, send a free quote request.
Two are accounting firms that belong to large networks and one is a small corporate service provider. Their sector mentions lean towards banking, insurance, asset management and funds.
Two of the three offer audit, and one is registered with the Accountancy Board as an audit firm. Ask whether the audit work is separated from the team that keeps your books.
Two of the three firms work in Italian, and all three work in English. One firm names Italian-speaking entrepreneurs among its clients.
None offers a virtual office, and only one handles payroll. If you need both from the same firm, check Birkirkara or Sliema.
Its firms name banking, insurance, asset management and funds. Regulated activities need their own authorisation, so ask what the firm has done in that area and what it will need from you.
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