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Legal system
The country’s laws are regulated by a written constitution that requires a two-thirds parliamentary majority to be changed. Both civil and criminal laws are codified, a legacy of the brief French rule at the end of the 18th century. Nonetheless, Maltese laws draw much of their inspiration from British Law, and British case law, both civil and criminal, is often quoted in the Maltese law courts. Malta’s accounting standards and criteria are similarly based on the British system.
Conformity with international standards
The larger part of Maltese legislation draws heavily from EU regulations and directives. The financial, banking and insurance sectors are regulated according to international norms and conventions in line with EU directives.
Treaties
Malta enjoys double taxation agreements with 37 countries.
Laws
Company Law
Company law is the backbone of modern business and it is therefore logical for a commercial law...
Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property is often a clients most valuable asset It is that area of business law which...
Malta Immigration Law
At Chetcuti Cauchi we provide sound Maltese immigration law advice and personal residence and...
Maritime Law
Why Malta Through the enactment of the 1973 Merchant Shipping Act, the Malta Flag was formally...
Tax Law in Malta
Chetcuti Cauchi’s tax team is a respected boutique tax advisory practice with a breadth of...
