The latest regulatory updates, insights and industry news from the zeta. team.
The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) became fully effective in December 2024, establishing harmonised crypto-asset rules across the EU. Malta has integrated MiCA through legislative instruments.
11.02.2025
How asset protection offers a robust framework of strategies designed to shield assets from liabilities through corporate structures, trusts and foundations.
03.01.2025
Bareboat charters allow a charterer to lease a vessel without crew, with the option to temporarily register the ship under an alternative flag while maintaining the original registry.
03.01.2025
Why Malta serves as an ideal maritime hub with its strategic geographic location, competitive tax regime, modern regulatory framework, and one of the largest ship registers globally.
03.01.2025
Why Malta has become an attractive business destination with a competitive corporate tax framework, EU membership benefits, and Mediterranean location.
03.01.2025
How establishing a well-planned ownership structure for yacht ownership addresses asset protection, tax optimisation, privacy safeguards, and regulatory compliance.
03.01.2025
Ship mortgages under Maltese law provide an extremely secure form of security covering all equipment and accessories, giving creditors priority rights and self-help remedies upon default.
03.01.2025
Why many businesses are choosing to outsource their payroll functions, highlighting key advantages like regulatory compliance, time savings, and cost reduction.
03.01.2025
With the UK's Non-Dom tax regime ending April 6, 2025, Malta presents an attractive relocation alternative offering a remittance-based tax system with no inheritance or wealth taxes.
03.01.2025
What qualifies as a shipping organisation under Malta's Merchant Shipping Act, licensing requirements, taxation benefits, and conditions for registering tonnage tax ships.
03.01.2025
The UNPP allows UN retirees to obtain residence and special tax status in Malta, with UN pension income taxed at 0% and foreign-sourced income remitted to Malta taxed at 15%.
03.01.2025
The distinction between liquidation, dissolution, and winding-up in Maltese corporate law, detailing voluntary and involuntary dissolution procedures.
27.11.2024