Malta s economic policy is quite simply to create wealth and to have wealth permeate all levels of society real wealth, generated from profitable commercial activities. Making the country richer means ensuring that it has an attractive business environment that encourages and rewards local and international investors. Fiscal and monetary regimes need to make good sense for business. Malta does business with the world. Goods and services have become global commodities and so too has money.
Money moves in and through Malta in very large amounts.
Malta has put in place tax policies that are competitive and attractive to business. The registration of Offshore Companies as such is no longer carried out in Malta. These are normal Maltese onshore companies with all the advantages of being onshore companies and none of the disadvantages of being offshore companies. They are therefore less prone to look like tax avoidance structures. Both however offer very substantial fiscal and tax incentives and savings to the non-resident shareholder.