Formation
Cross-border tax planning is never one-size-fits-all. We advise entrepreneurs, private individuals and high-net-worth clients on every tax question surrounding Malta - from exit tax planning and structuring through to ongoing compliance.
Since 2013 - CSP Class C - Serving international clients
When you relocate your residence, structure a business internationally or manage wealth across borders, you're facing a web of national tax laws, international treaties and regulatory requirements. The question isn't whether something can be optimised. It's whether the structure you choose will survive scrutiny.
That's exactly where we come in. Our international tax advisory combines Maltese and international tax law with a clear-eyed view of your actual living and business situation. We don't develop theoretical models that look good on paper. We build structures that hold up in front of HMRC, during tax investigations and in everyday practice.
In over 70 per cent of initial consultations, we advise against proceeding - because the conditions aren't right or the expected benefit doesn't justify the risk. When we do advise, we do it properly. And when it doesn't fit, we say so.
Book a free initial consultation. We'll give you an honest answer on whether and how we can help.
Analysis of your tax situation and objectives. Always free of charge.
Creating a tailored tax strategy, aligned with your personal and business reality.
Preparation and review of all required tax and corporate documents.
Coordination with tax authorities in Malta and your home country. Filing of relevant notifications.
Executing the structure - whether holding setup, residence relocation or tax realignment.
Continuous guidance, monitoring of regulatory changes and adaptation to new requirements.
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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).
