Your Gateway to Smarter Tax Planning: Malta’s Non-Dom Advantage
Malta isn’t just a Mediterranean paradise – it’s also a smart choice for entrepreneurs, investors, digital nomads and retirees seeking a jurisdiction that combines tax efficiency, flexibility and a high standard of living.
It’s resident non-domiciled tax regime offers long-term tax advantages, making Malta a compelling European base for high-net-worth individuals.
The Malta Non-Dom Regime
Malta’s non-dom regime allows individuals who are tax resident but not domiciled in Malta to benefit from the remittance basis of taxation. Such individual will be taxed in Malta as follows:
- Income arising in Malta;
- Foreign sourced income but only to the extent that this is remitted to Malta;
- Capital gains arising in Malta.
Foreign sourced capital and capital gains fall outside the scope of Malta’s tax net, even if remitted to Malta.
Malta does not impose deemed domicile rules, allowing non-dom status to be retained indefinitely.
Additionally, Malta offers other fiscal advantages, such as:
- Extensive double treaty network with over 70 countries;
- No wealth or inheritance taxes.
Solutions for Residency in Malta
Residency in Malta can be achieved through various solutions, including but not limited to:
- Standard Ordinary Residence;
- Global Residence Programme (non-EU nationals);
- The Residence Programme (EU/ EEA nationals);
- Digital Nomads Visa Permit;
How we can support you
Relocating and establishing residency under Malta’s non-dom regime requires forward thinking solutions and tailored tax planning. At Zenco Partners, we provide that strategic clarity, allowing you to relocate with confidence and peace of mind.
Contact us today on +356 79212598 or info@zencopartners.com to explore how we can assist you in making Malta your next strategic base.
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