Thursday, November 17, 2011

Malta Extends its Preferential 15% Flat Tax

To enhance Malta’s attractiveness for skilled persons engaged in certain high-tech economic fields, the government, in its 2012 budget, has extended its preferential 15% flat tax to international professionals developing digital games.  Maltese companies that commission digital games will qualify for a tax credit of about $20,000.

The government will also exempt royalties from copyright-protected books, film scripts, music, and art.

2 comments:

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