Malta-based. Internationally networked. Advisory, fiduciary, corporate, licensing, and residency — one relationship, for Private and Corporate clients.
Being as international as you are starts with where zeta. stands: Malta, a full EU and Eurozone member state, with every regulated service backed by direct MFSA authorisation — the kind of foundation a client’s lawyer or auditor can verify independently, before anything else is discussed.
Advisory, fiduciary, corporate, licensing, and residency — held together as one relationship, not five separate introductions. One zeta. group company forms and runs the Malta entity. Another holds and administers the trust or foundation layer. A third manages the regulatory pathway and residency applications. One case team carries the full picture of your structure — you deal with one relationship, we coordinate the rest.
Structured and administered this way, that same relationship gives access to a genuinely competitive effective tax position in Malta. It’s the outcome of doing the structure properly — not the reason to start, and always specific to the client’s own facts.
incorporation, registered office, directorship and company secretarial services, administered by a zeta. group company.
trusts, foundations and escrow arrangements administered by a zeta. group company.
ongoing compliance and reporting for Malta-registered entities.
from application through to approval across Malta’s residence programmes.
structuring and licensing pathway guidance for regulated sectors.

Incorporating a company in Malta is only the beginning. Maltese companies are subject to ongoing accounting, tax, VAT, corporate governance and reporting obligations throughout their lifecycle. This guide outlines the key compliance requirements businesses should be aware of, from annual accounts and tax returns to AGMs, UBO reporting, payroll and maintaining strong local substance
28.08.2026
Malta combines EU market access, a strategic Mediterranean location and a competitive corporate and tax framework, making it an attractive base for international businesses. From holding and trading companies to technology and IP structures, this guide explores the key advantages of establishing operations in Malta, including the participation exemption, shareholder refund system, double-tax relief mechanisms and Patent Box Regime.
26.08.2026
Malta’s updated guidance clarifies how small businesses registered under Article 11 should issue fiscal receipts. From correctly identifying exempt supplies to updating fiscal cash register settings, businesses should ensure their receipts meet the latest requirements while continuing to monitor the €35,000 annual turnover threshold.
24.08.2026
Incorporating a company in Malta is a straightforward process when the correct legal, corporate and regulatory requirements are followed. From choosing a company name and drafting the Memorandum and Articles of Association to preparing KYC documentation, share capital and Malta Business Registry filings, this guide walks through the key steps involved in establishing a Maltese company and meeting its post-registration obligations.
24.08.2026Advisory coverage in Gibraltar, Luxembourg and Switzerland, carried out through zeta.’s preferred agents regulated by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission.
zeta. is a member of the Delphi Alliance, an international network of independent professional services firms — extending the reach of a Malta relationship into the jurisdictions clients actually operate in.