Registration of partnerships in Malta follows the stipulations of the the Companies Act of 1995. The types of partnerships that can be formed in Malta are:
All commercial partnerships are considered separate legal entities by law and they are regulated by the Trade Register.
Malta is a generally business-friendly country. The Maltese government is in full support of the business sector and it offers a lot of business opportunities and incentives for investors who want to set up a business in Malta. One of the first and most crucial steps in company creation is the selection of a legal structure (company type). There are many company types in Malta and before committing to one, you should evaluate all your options.
Malta has probably one of the fastest growing economies in Europe—and is one of the most targeted investment destinations on the planet. This is owed to its top-notch business facilities, a friendly tax system, and expedient business policies.
The Maltese Government has designed different programs and schemes in order to provide tax incentives or tax deductions for foreign investors. Some of these incentives are also part of the process of opening a company in Malta.
Subsidiaries are legal entities with capital that is partially or totally owned by foreign companies. However, the management of the subsidiary is not conditioned by the foreign capital, and the entity is able to handle business contracts, hire employees or issue and transfer shares.
