Spektakle teatralne zwładną w najbliższym czasie Poznaniem. Będą także koncerty. We wtorek w Poznaniu startuje teatralny Malta Festival. Eligibility for the Malta Global Residence Programme. Applications under the Malta Global Residence Programme are open to non-EU, non-EEA and non-Swiss nationals. About malta; about teatru manoel; teatru manoel toi toi; complex; Upcoming events; Gallery; contact. Upcoming Events. Sunday, 27 March 2016 Toi Toi Big Band Concert.
Tourists in Valletta, Malta’s capital, in mid-April. Malta’s citizenship program has been controversial since it was introduced more than a year ago. Program Operations Manual System (POMS) Effective Dates. GN 05010.164 - Tax Treaty With Malta - 08/31/1998 Batch run: 01/27/2009 Rev:08/31/1998. Resources. 21. maltafestival poznań Program teatralnej części festiwalu Malta. 4 lipca 17:00 Po drugiej stronie UNPLUGGED / TEATR ZGODA Ośrodek Teatralny Maski.
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Malta. Executive Summary. The Republic of Malta is a small, but strategically located island country 6. Sicily and 1. 80 miles north of Libya, astride some of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. Malta, a politically stable parliamentary republic with a free press, is considered a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for American investors to do business. Malta joined the European Union (EU) in 2. Schengen visa system in 2.
Eurozone in 2. 00. With a population of about 4. European Union. The economy is based on services, primarily shipping, banking, and tourism.
Maltese and English are the official languages. Given its central location in one of the world's busiest trading regions and its relatively small economy, Malta recognizes the important contribution that international trade and investment can provide to the generation of national wealth. Malta's economy has weathered the recent global economic crisis relatively well. Real gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2. Eurozone. In terms of unemployment, Malta is one of the best performers in the EU. In the last quarter of 2. Malta stood at 5.
The top three credit rating agencies rank Malta highly; all note a stable outlook. The current sovereign credit ratings are.
S& P, BBB+ with a stable outlook. Moody’s, A3 with a stable outlook. Fitch, A with a stable outlook. In 2. 01. 3, the Government of Malta established the Individual Investor Program (IIP), which assigns citizenship by naturalization to a person and his or her dependents who are contributors to an individual investor program and who pay a fee of EUR 6. EUR 2. 5,0. 00 for spouses and for dependents under age 1. EUR 5. 0,0. 00 for dependents over age 1. This amendment to the Maltese Citizenship Act, (Chapter 1.
Laws of Malta) was passed in November 2. Maltese citizens and EU member states for using Malta's EU and Schengen zone membership to attract investors to Malta. In response, the government modified the law, adding a one- year residency requirement and publicizing the names of new citizens. The IIP program requires the following conditions: a EUR 3. EUR 1. 6,0. 00/year threshold for leasing immovable property (which must be retained for at least five years); or a EUR 1. Openness To, and Restrictions Upon, Foreign Investment. Attitude toward Foreign Direct Investment.
Malta seeks foreign direct investment (FDI) to increase its rate of economic growth. Malta provides incentives to attract investment in high- tech manufacturing (especially health technologies such as pharmaceuticals manufacturing and life sciences), information and communications technology (ICT), R& D, aerospace & defense/aviation maintenance, registration of ships and aircraft, electronics, transshipment and related service industries, financial services and digital gaming. Malta's comparative advantages include membership in the EU, the Eurozone, and the Schengen Zone; competitive wage rates (even though the standard of living is high, labor costs are relatively low compared with other EU countries); a highly skilled English- speaking labor force; proximity to European and North African markets; a fair and transparent business environment; and excellent telecommunications and transport connections. Malta also offers financial, tax, and other investment incentives in order to attract FDI.
Foreign investment plays an integral part in the Government of Malta's policies to reduce the role of the state in the economy and increase private sector activity. Other Investment Policy Reviews. No recent investment policy reviews have been undertaken in Malta. Laws/Regulations of Foreign Direct Investment. The following are the most important laws that govern foreign investment in Malta.
The Income Tax Act of 1. Malta. In certain qualifying cases, this rate is effectively reduced to 5 percent through a system of tax refunds on dividends paid. The Business Promotion Act authorizes the Government of Malta to allocate fiscal and other incentives to companies engaged in manufacturing (including software development), repair, or maintenance activities. The Malta Enterprise Act of 2. Malta Enterprise to develop and administer incentives and other forms of support to liberalize and update legislation relevant to FDI. The Companies Act of 1.
The Companies Act provides for the establishment of investment companies with variable share capital (SICAVS) and companies with share capital denominated in a foreign currency. The Malta Financial Services Authority Act of 1. Malta Financial Services Authority, responsible for the regulation of banking and investment services in Malta. The Investment Services Act of 1. Industrial Promotion. Virtually all manufacturing sectors are open to FDI.
There are no legal prohibitions against FDI oriented toward sales in Malta's domestic market. The Government of Malta seeks as a top priority companies operating in the following fields. Information & communications technology, including electronic components and digital gaming. Health technologies, medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and life sciences.
Back office” and regional support operations including call centers. Knowledge- based services, including aerospace & defense (aviation maintenance), education and training, and research and development. Logistics- based services, including marine technology, warehousing, and oil/gas services. Film industry (Malta has one of the few sets in the world for water/boating scenes). Limits on Foreign Control.
Private foreign investors are free to make equity arrangements as they wish - from joint ventures to full equity ownership. Privatization Program. The Maltese government has privatized a number of state- controlled firms in recent years, including its shares in the country's largest bank, the postal service, shipyards, and the wireless telecommunications industry. Air Malta, the national airline, currently is not part of the restructuring process, but the Government of Malta has not ruled out this possibility in the future. The government welcomes private investors, Maltese and non- Maltese, in privatization projects. It treats foreign investors equally to domestic investors and sets few limitations on their operations. Screening of FDIMalta is a free- trade, open- economy country.
The government does not approve or restrict any foreign direct investment, as long as it meets EU and national regulations. Malta Enterprise reviews FDI only for granting incentives requested by the private entity/business. A due diligence process is carried out prior to approving greenfield investments. Company formation can be completed within a 1. Competition Law. The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) undertakes the filings and regulatory screenings on financial investments.
For other types of investment see Screening of FDI section above. Investment Trends. Table 1. 2. Conversion and Transfer Policies. Foreign Exchange.
As long as investors present the appropriate documents to the Central Bank of Malta, there are no limitations on the inflow or outflow of funds for remittances of profits, debt service, capital, capital gains, returns on intellectual property or imported raw materials. There are no significant delays in converting investment returns to foreign currency after presentation of the necessary documents.
Maltese regulations and practices affecting remittances of investment capital and earnings have been streamlined, as several foreign exchange controls were relaxed to conform to EU directives. Malta joined the Eurozone in January 2. Remittance Policies. Malta was deemed a "Monitored" jurisdiction in the 2.
International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR). Malta’s location between North Africa and Italy makes it a transit point for narcotics and human trafficking to Europe. The country’s offshore banking sector is relatively large (eight times GDP), and its ship register is the largest in Europe.
According to the Malta Police Force, the major sources of illegal proceeds are trafficking of cocaine, heroin, and cannabis resin, as well as economic crimes, primarily fraud and misappropriation. The proceeds generated from these crimes are not large and are primarily based on domestic offenses. Maltese authorities have not detected any organized criminal groups committing money laundering on behalf of international syndicates.
Moreover, they have detected no terrorism financing activity. Contraband smuggling does not appear to be a significant source of illicit proceeds. No specific studies have been conducted in Malta on trade- based money laundering or terrorism financing. Expropriation and Compensation. Private property may, in exceptional instances, be expropriated for public purposes, in a non- discriminatory manner, and in accordance with established principles of international law. Investors and lenders of expropriated property receive prompt, adequate and effective compensation.
There have not been any expropriations in the last decade. There are no particular sectors at risk for expropriation or similar actions, nor are there any laws that force local ownership. Dispute Settlement. Legal System, Specialized Courts, Judicial Independence, Judgments of Foreign Courts. Malta has a distinct Commercial Code that regulates commercial activities and related legislation such as the Banking Act, the Central Bank of Malta Act, and bankruptcy regulations.
In cases of bankruptcy, the court appoints a curator to liquidate the assets of the bankrupt company, organization, or individual, and distributes the proceeds among the creditors. The Maltese judiciary is independent and courts are divided into Superior Courts, presided over by judges, and Inferior Courts, presided over by magistrates.
The jurisdiction of the Inferior Courts is restricted to minor offenses of a criminal nature and to small civil matters. Traditionally, the judiciary system functions through the Criminal, Civil, and Constitutional courts. Commercial cases are adjudicated by the First Hall of the Civil Court.