Accountants and corporate service providers in Ta' Xbiex

Ta’ Xbiex has the most distinctly international tone of the smaller Maltese towns. Seven firms are based here, all seven focus on foreign clients, and the languages they name include Mandarin, Malay, Portuguese and Romanian, which are rare elsewhere on the island. A founder from Asia or from southern Europe is more likely to find a firm that speaks their language here than in most Maltese towns.

Four of the seven are corporate service providers, two are law firms and one is an accounting firm. Three are small, three medium and one belongs to a large network. Only one states a founding year, 2012, which fits with the impression of a newer cluster of practices.

Firms in Ta' Xbiex

Amicorp Malta

Corporate services provider · International network

Ta' Xbiex

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +3 more

Languages: Maltese · English · Italian · French …

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NCMB

Accounting firm · Boutique firm

Ta' Xbiex

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +6 more

Languages: English

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What the firms in Ta’ Xbiex say they handle

Real estate is the sector named most often, by five of the seven firms, ahead of aviation (four) and funds, fintech, crypto, yachting and family offices (two each). Several firms describe their clients as international families, investors seeking residence or citizenship, and Asian clients. One says it acts for foreign investors setting up in Malta, another for cross-border businesses and a third for regulated industries.

Foundations are the entity type named most, by five firms, followed by partnerships and trusts (four each) and limited companies (three). Two firms handle branches and one an investment fund. If you want to hold property or family assets through a foundation, the concentration here is worth noting, though you should check which firm is authorised to administer one.

Services and licences

All seven firms offer company formation, accounting, tax compliance, payroll, residence and visa support and corporate secretarial services; six handle VAT; five offer a virtual office. Only two help with bank accounts and one offers audit. Licences mentioned include an agent licence for Malta’s residence programme and MFSA authorisations as a company service provider and as a trustee. Ask any firm to show the authorisation that matches the service you want.

Where else to look

The legal steps are in the guide to setting up a company in Malta. For a wider group, compare Sliema, which has more corporate service providers, and St Julian’s. The page on accountants for foreign clients in Malta brings together firms by that focus. To get matched quickly, send one free quote request.

Frequently asked questions

Do firms in Ta' Xbiex work with foreign clients?

Yes. All seven say they focus on foreign clients, including international families, investors seeking residence or citizenship and Asian clients. Some work with cross-border and regulated businesses.

Which languages are offered in Ta' Xbiex?

English is offered by five firms and Maltese and Italian by two each. Single firms offer Mandarin, Malay, Portuguese and Romanian, which are not common elsewhere in Malta.

Can firms in Ta' Xbiex set up a foundation?

Five of the seven name foundations among the entity types they handle. Ask which firm holds the authorisation to administer one, because setting up and running a foundation are regulated activities.

Which sectors do the firms name most often?

Real estate is named by five firms and aviation by four. Funds, fintech, crypto, yachting and family offices are named by two each.

Is audit offered in Ta' Xbiex?

Only one of the seven firms offers audit. If you need audited accounts, ask whether the firm works with an independent auditor, or compare the Msida page, where all four firms offer audit.

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