Today, the rules of taxation for Maltese residents are clearly and clearly spelled out in the relevant section of the country's legislation. In the event that a person who has made investments in the economy of a power stays on its territory for more than 183 days in a calendar year, then he receives the status of a domicile tax resident. All income received by people of this class, both on the territory of Malta itself and on the lands of any other countries, is subject to income tax in accordance with generally accepted standards.
Citizens who receive permanent residence in Malta for investment, and who live in the country for less than 183 days in a calendar year, have the opportunity to be exempted from paying income tax for all types of realized income. Such people pay state fees exclusively on money transfers carried out within the framework of the accounts of banking structures originally registered in the territory of Malta itself.