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For Digital Independents
Tax-efficient structures, EU market access, and a lifestyle that fits your way of working.
Poker players, creators, e-commerce entrepreneurs, freelancers - you all share one problem: high domestic tax rates on a business model that is entirely location-independent. Malta offers the solution: an EU-compliant structure with an effective tax rate of around 5%, regulatory clarity, and an island where digital work is part of everyday life.
~5 %
Effective tax on profits
Malta 6/7 Refund
15 %
Flat tax on foreign income
since 2013
Advising digital independents
< 8 wks
Average setup time
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Jurisdiction Comparison
Where does structuring make sense for location-independent professionals? A comparison of the key criteria.
| Jurisdiction | Corporate Tax | EU Member | Banking Infrastructure | Regulatory Clarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malta | 5% effective | Yes | EU SEPA, stable | CSP, MGA, MFSA |
| Traditional EU Jurisdictions | ~25-30% on average | Yes | EU SEPA, stable | Complex, industry-dependent |
| Dubai | 0% (Freezone) | No | No EU access | Limited |
Malta is an EU member. This means freedom of movement, EU banking infrastructure, and reverse charge for B2B transactions.
MFSA, MGA, and CSP licensing create a clear legal framework for digital business models.
The 6/7 refund system reduces corporate tax to approx. 5% - significantly below traditional domestic rates.
Analysis of your current situation, income streams, and tax obligations. We determine if and how Malta works for you.
Formation of your Malta Limited with a registered business address, bank account, and all necessary documentation.
Support with relocating your center of life to Malta: registration, residence permits, and social security.
Opening a business account and setting up the payment infrastructure for your revenue streams.
Monthly accounting, annual financial statements, tax returns, and applying for tax refunds - all from a single source.
Client Voices
Transparency matters to us. Here you will find answers to the most common questions on this topic.
As a rule of thumb, a Malta structure becomes financially viable from an annual income of approx. EUR 80,000 to 100,000 - factoring in setup costs, ongoing administration, and living expenses. At higher income levels, the benefits grow exponentially.
To establish tax residency, your center of life must be in Malta. This doesn't mean you have to spend 365 days a year on the island, but a substantial physical presence and genuine ties are required.
Setup costs vary depending on the structure and scope. The package covers formation, compliance checks, and initial setup. Ongoing costs depend on the level of support required. In the free initial consultation you'll receive a concrete quote.
When you move your residence and habitual abode to Malta, your unlimited tax liability in your home country generally ends. However, you must consider the tax implications of relocating, particularly regarding shares in corporations. We coordinate the tax transition.
From the initial consultation to full registration in Malta, the process typically takes 6 to 12 weeks. The formation of the Malta Limited itself is completed in 6 to 8 weeks.
Yes, a Malta Limited structure is the cleanest solution from both a tax and legal perspective. You invoice EU clients using the reverse charge mechanism. When drafting contracts, we ensure that no permanent establishment risk is created in your home country.

In a free initial consultation, we assess whether Malta is the right jurisdiction for your business model.

Corporate Services at DW&P Dr. Werner & Partners are provided by DW&P Services Ltd. (C 103208) which is regulated by the MFSA and is licensed under Authorised Person ID: DSER-23577 to carry out the activities of a Class C CSP in terms of the Company Services Providers Act (Cap. 529 of the Laws of Malta).