The effect of this amendment has resulted in such ITCs becoming subject to the VAT legislation of Malta, i.e. they can be charged VAT on products and services provided to them and at the same time they have to charge VAT on services rendered to other ITCs.

Since such VAT suffered is considered as being related to the company’s businesses, such companies also have a right to claim full set off against OUTPUT tax or, if this is not enough, they can claim refund of any balance not covered by their OUTPUT tax.

Further information on this subject can be found in our article Value Added Tax as Applicable to International Trading Companies

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2. When can I be exempt from property tax in Malta?
3. Personal Tax Computation
4. What are the personal tax implications of settling in Malta?
5. I have received the PT1 claim form to pay provisional tax for December, but profits are very low this year. Can we object to the amount claim?
6. I have received a blue form called Tax Declaration Form. Shall I send it to the Inland Revenue Department?