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• M26050 - The 2025 Amendments to the OECD Commentaries, with particular focus on Home Office PEs (Online)

  • When
    14 May 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00
  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30 including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Dr Timothy Borg Olivier
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  The 2025 amendments to the OECD Commentaries brought about significant changes to the interpretation of article 5 of the OECD Model Tax Convention, with particular emphasis being given to the creation of a permanent establishment by virtue of home offices. This session shall re-visit the concept of Permanent Establishments and explore the recent changes in the Commentaries, providing practical examples of when a home office may give rise to a risk of a permanent establishment.

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  Permanent Establishments; Home office

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  This session will address the recent amendments to the OECD Commentaries to article 5 of the OECD Model Tax Convention. The session will be particular focused on the scenarios in which an employee working from a home office in a foreign jurisdiction could give rise to a foreign permanent establishment for his employer. Professionals advising clients or working in-house in groups with international presence should attend to understand the relevant changes and clarifications brough about by such amendments.

  Target Audience

  Tax advisors and in-house tax lawyers for groups with international presence.
  

  Speaker's Profile

  Timothy Borg Olivier is a lawyer by profession and is currently a Senior Manager within the international tax team at Deloitte Malta. Timothy studied law at the University of Malta before furthering his studies at the University of Leiden where he read for and successfully obtained an Advanced Masters in International Tax Law from the International Tax Centre. Following his graduation, Timothy served as a Teaching Assistant within the International Tax Centre. Timothy advises and assists a number of local and international clients in connection with cross border transactions and has particular industry expertise in relation to the iGaming industry.

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  3  Core

  
  

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  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26059 - Deductions and exemptions from a Malta income tax perspective (Online)

  • When
    2 Jun 2026
  •  
    13:30 - 16:45
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 13:15
  Sessions Time: 13:30 - 16:45  including a 15-minute break
  Speakers: Mr Christian Vella & Ms Nicola Attard
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees (The Institute is now accepting payments via Paypal)
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  The Income Tax Act (chapter 123 of the laws of Malta), contains a number of provisions relating to various deductions and exemptions that find application and which need to be considered when determining the Malta income tax liability of companies and individuals. This session will aim to provide an overview of the main considerations emanating from articles 12 and 14 of the Income Tax Act, with particular focus on a number of commonly applied provisions:
  o Article 12(1)(c) of the Income Tax Act – Non-Resident Exemption
  o Article 12(1)(u) of the Income Tax Act – Participation Exemption
  o Article 14(1)(e) of the Income Tax Act – Voluntary Occupational Pension Scheme
  o Article 14(1)(h) of the Income Tax – Scientific Research Deductions
  o Article 14(1)(ha) of the Income Tax Act – Research and Development Deductions
  o Article 14(1)(m) of the Income Tax Act – Capital Expenditure on Intellectual Property
  o Article 14(1)(ma) of the Income Tax Act – Capital Expenditure on Business Permits, Concessions and Commercial Leases
  o Article 14(1)(o) of the Income Tax Act – Notional Interest Deductions
  o Article 14(1)(p) of the Income Tax Act – Patent Box Regime

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  The session will aim to provide attendees with a better understanding of the main considerations emanating from articles 12 and 14 of the Income Tax Act, along with relevant subsidiary legislation issued under such act and guidance published by the Malta tax authorities, with a particular focus on the Non-Resident Exemption, the Participation Exemption, the Voluntary Occupational Pension Scheme, Scientific Research Deductions, Research and Development Deductions, Capital Expenditure on Intellectual Property, Capital Expenditure on Business Permits, Concessions and Commercial Leases, Notional Interest Deductions and Patent Box Regime. The session will consider a number of practical examples and case studies in order to better explain the intricacies of such provisions.

  Target Audience

  Accountants, tax advisors, tax practitioners

  Speakers' Profiles

  Christian Vella is currently a senior tax manager at Deloitte Malta. He currently forms part of the tax mergers and acquisitions department within the firm’s tax practice. Chris mainly focuses on engagements primarily relating to shareholder restructuring exercises, succession planning engagements, mergers and acquisitions as well as general tax advisory services.

  Nicola Attard is a manager at Deloitte Malta, forming part of the mergers and acquisitions department within the firm’s tax practice. She currently focuses on tax advisory engagements, primarily relating to succession planning, operational restructuring exercises as well as mergers and acquisitions.

  EVeNT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26041 - Personal Tax Returns (Online)

  • When
    5 Jun 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00
  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30  including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Dr Jeanette Calleja Borg 
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees (The Institute is now accepting payments via Paypal)
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  This will be a practical session which will go through the income tax return for individuals and or self employed persons and will discuss how to compile it under different scenarios.

  Specific topics to be covered during the session

  The session will go over the tax return different sections, income, deductions, other income, tax computation and credits.

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  A practical session to help clients complete their tax return.

  Target Audience

  Practitioners, self employed people and anybody involved in completing a personal tax return.

  Speaker's Profile

  Dr Jeanette Calleja Borg is a practitioner in the area of tax compliance with over 18 years experience. She read for a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons.), a Masters in Financial Services from the University of Malta and subsequently a Ph.D in Taxation from the School of Law, within the Centre for Commercial Legal Studies at Queen Mary, University of London. Her area of research was Cross Border Group Loss Relief in the EU. Dr. Calleja Borg has also been a guest researcher at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law in Vienna. Dr. Jeanette Calleja Borg is a member of the Malta Institute of Taxation Council a Member the Malta Institute for Accountants and sits on the direct tax committees of both institutes.

  EVENT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26053 - VAT Treatment of Cross Border Transactions and International Trade – Goods and Services (Online)

  • When
    17 Jun 2026
  •  
    13:30 - 16:45
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 13:15
  Sessions Time: 13:30 - 16:45  including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Mr Saviour Bezzina
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  Cross Border Transactions and International Trade often give rise to new situations/scenarios wherein a differentiating factor may trigger a change in the VAT treatment adopted in similar past transactions. In this respect it often happens that one is not fully aware as to which is the correct VAT Treatment to be adopted in such situations, keeping in mind also the VAT treatment being adopted by the involved parties in other countries and EU Member states.

  OBJECTIVES OF THE SESSION

  The scope of the session is to first give an overview of the main types of cross border transactions that may exist (Part 1 - ICS/ICAs/Triangulation, Imports/Exports, Distance Sales, Part 2 - EU cross border supplies of services including tele-communications, Broadcasting and Electronically Supplied Services, Non-EU Supplies of Services etc.) and their respective VAT treatment. We will also identify the questions which need to be answered, which criteria need to be satisfied, and the procedure which needs to be adopted in each case to arrive at the appropriate VAT Treatment. We will also discuss the concept of Reverse Charge Mechanism and how it is to be applied and how such cross-border transactions are to be declared in the local VAT Forms (VAT Returns, Recapitulative Statements, Intrastat Forms, Forms 04 etc.)

  
  

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  Part 1 - Goods
  VAT Basics of International Trade – Goods & Services
  VAT Treatment – Cross Border Supplies of Goods
  Declaration in Maltese VAT Forms and Compliance obligations
  Practical Examples
  Part 2 - Services
  VAT Treatment – Cross Border Supplies of Services
  Declaration in Maltese VAT Forms and Compliance obligations
  Practical Examples

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  The scope of this session is to explain in a user friendly manner the thought process how one determines the correct VAT treatment of cross border transactions. It will start off with refreshing the VAT basics which are fundamental in order to arrive at the correct VAT treatment and moves on to tackling the vast majority of cross border transactions by means of practical examples explaining; how and why a particular VAT treatment was arrived at, the respective VAT implications and how this is to be declared in the VAT Return and other applicable VAT forms. As always, active participation and questions from participants are encouraged and will be tackled and answered during the session itself making the session more useful and relevant for all those participants .

  Target Audience

  Accounting Practitioners and other accounting staff dealing with the vat treatment of international trade and cross border transactions and with VAT Returns preparation

  Speaker's Profile

  Saviour is the director responsible for indirect tax matters at the EY Malta office and forms part of EY’s Global Indirect Tax Network as a local knowledge contact.  He joined EY in July 2006 after obtaining the Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons.) from the University of Malta. He is a member of the Malta Institute of Accountants, holds a Diploma in VAT compliance, lectures regularly on VAT and indirect tax matters and is a member of the MIA, MIT and IFSP Indirect Taxation Committees. Saviour was awarded the 2007 MIA prize as the best student who graduated in the Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons) Degree Course Group 2004/2006.

  EVeNT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26058 - Tax treatment of the Shipping Industry (Online)

  • When
    7 Jul 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00
  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30 including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Dr Robert Attard
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  This session will discuss the Maltese Tonnage Tax System (MTTS), a specialised fiscal regime introduced through L.N. 224 of 2004 and rooted in the Merchant Shipping Act of 1973, provides exemptions relating to income from shipping activities, capital gains on transfers involving licensed shipping organisations and interest linked to the financing of tonnage tax ships. These features have positioned Malta as a competitive maritime hub.
  The session will also examine how subsequent amendments—particularly those introduced in 2010—expanded the regime to cover ship management and wider chartering arrangements, leading to a European Commission State aid investigation in 2012. The presentation will outline the Commission’s 2017–2018 decision and the twenty five commitments Malta implemented through L.N. 127 and 128 of 2018, including vessel eligibility restrictions, EEA flag link requirements, limitations on ancillary revenues and the removal of certain tax and duty exemptions.

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  Beyond the MTTS, the presentation will discuss international tax rules relevant to shipping (including Article 8 OECD Model), the EU Pillar 2 shipping carve out and key Maltese VAT exemptions for vessels, ship related services and chartering. These elements provide essential context for understanding today’s maritime fiscal landscape.

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  This session gives members a practical and strategic understanding of how Malta’s maritime tax framework works—and how to use it effectively.

  Target Audience

  Accountants, Tax advisors Legal professionals.

  Speaker's Profile

  Robert is  EY Malta's Tax Leader, a tenured senior lecturer at the University of Malta and a member of the European Association of Tax Law Professors. In the 2015-2017 IBFD General Report on the Protection of Taxpayers’ Rights, Robert was described as a well-known authority broadly experienced in the practical protection of taxpayers’ rights and a prominent member of the legal practice. In Malta, Robert argued cases at all levels arguing a suite of Constitutional cases (the Geranzi Case m, the Angelo Zahra Case and others) that have led to a paradigm shift relating to the legal classification of administrative penalties. He submitted arguments in the ECtHR Grand Chamber Case of Lekic v. Slovenia and forms part of the Supervisory Council of the Observatory for Taxpayers’ Rights. In 2021, the EATLP invited him to draft its submissions to the EU Commission relating to EU taxpayer protection. Having served as a panelist at the 2015 IFA Congress, he formed part of a study group of the International Law Association on the “Protection of Taxpayers’ Rights” (co-chaired by Advocate General Juliane Kokott and Pasquale Pistone). Robert is a published author on tax law publishing articles in European Taxation, EC Tax Review, World Tax Journal and the British Tax Review. Robert’s books on Maltese taxation have been cited by the Administrative Review Tribunal and the Court of Appeal (including especially the Paul Ciantar Case and Case 27/18VG involving the taxation of highly mobile workers). Robert’s most recent publication is Taxation at the European Court of Human Rights co-authored with former ECtHR judge Pinto de Albuquerque (Wolters Kluwer Law 2023). 

  EVeNT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26054 - VAT Registrations (Online)

  • When
    28 Jul 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00
  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30  including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Mr Saviour Bezzina
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  This session will address the three categories of VAT registration in Malta (article 10, article 11 including 2025 changes/updates and article 12), examining the circumstances in which an obligation to register arises and when registration is an option.
  It will also address the implications of late registration, and the options for converting registrations.
  Registration of two or more persons as a single taxable person (VAT Grouping) will also be covered.

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  • Article 10

  • Article 11

  • Article 12

  • VAT Grouping

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  Attendance is encouraged for participants to understand which VAT registration principles and obligations apply in particular scenarios (hence ensuring complying with vat registration obligations in a timely manner). Moreover, the session will explain the theoretical basis and the respective practical implementation of the VAT registration rights and obligations enabling the participants to understand which are those factors which determine whether a vat registration is an obligation or an option. As always, active participation and questions from participants are encouraged and will be tackled and answered during the session itself making the session more useful and relevant for all those participants .

  Target Audience

  This course is ideal both to experienced personnel (directors, accountants, lawyers, financial professionals, accounting students, financial staff) who have been working in VAT for a number of months/years (who may need to brush up their technical knowledge or fill in certain gaps and clarify certain issues relating to VAT Registrations) as well as newcomers in the respective sectors (who have an opportunity to get a very good theoretical and practical understanding of the main applicable VAT registration concepts) .

  Speaker's Profile

  Saviour is the director responsible for indirect tax matters at the EY Malta office and forms part of EY’s Global Indirect Tax Network as a local knowledge contact.  He joined EY in July 2006 after obtaining the Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons.) from the University of Malta. He is a member of the Malta Institute of Accountants, holds a Diploma in VAT compliance, lectures regularly on VAT and indirect tax matters and is a member of the MIA, MIT and IFSP Indirect Taxation Committees. Saviour was awarded the 2007 MIA prize as the best student who graduated in the Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons) Degree Course Group 2004/2006.

  EVeNT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26070 - Managing VAT Risks (avoiding Penalties, Interest and Assessments)(Online)

  • When
    10 Sep 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00
  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30  including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Mr Saviour Bezzina
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  The Maltese VAT Act provides for various punitive measures (penalties, interest, assessments etc.) for failing to adhere with the various provisions of the Maltese VAT Act. Whilst awareness of normal VAT risks is quite common, it often happens that one is not fully aware of other equally material VAT risks especially in new/one-off scenarios when one comes across new transactions, new client types, new set-ups, new companies, incorrect/late VAT returns, incorrect/late invoices, VAT inspections and similar situations.
  The scope of the session is to first analyse in detail the main VAT risks which might lead to negative consequences if the applicable VAT provisions are not fulfilled. The session will then proceed with identifying which consequences (penalties/interest/assessments) are applicable when the relevant VAT provisions are not adhered to and why (including references to the various parts of the legislation which list down when such consequences are triggered and the applicable conditions). Finally, the session will discuss practical tips and actions which may be taken by involved parties with a view to ensure that such VAT risks are minimised as much as possible.

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  • VAT Risks (including risks pertaining to VAT Treatment, VAT Registrations, VAT Claimability, VAT Forms etc.)
  • VAT Consequences (Penalties, Interest, Assessments)
  • Practical Tips and Actions to minimise such VAT risks

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  The scope of this session is to explain in a user friendly manner the implications that might apply in case of non-compliance with the various VAT provisions. It will start off with analysing in detail the main VAT risks which might lead to negative consequences if the applicable VAT provisions are not fulfilled. The session will then proceed with identifying which consequences (penalties/interest/assessments) are applicable when the relevant VAT provisions are not adhered to and why (including references to the various parts of the legislation which list down when such consequences are triggered and the applicable conditions). Finally, the session will discuss practical tips and actions which may be taken by involved parties with a view to ensure that such VAT risks are minimised as much as possible. As always, active participation and questions from participants are encouraged and will be tackled and answered during the session itself making the session more useful and relevant for all participants .
  

  Target Audience

  Professionals, Practitioners and other accounting staff members dealing with all VAT related issues including the determination of the vat treatment, handling of VAT invoices and other documentation, compilation and filing of vat returns and VAT payments

  Speaker's Profile

  Saviour is the director responsible for indirect tax matters at the EY Malta office and forms part of EY’s Global Indirect Tax Network as a local knowledge contact.  He joined EY in July 2006 after obtaining the Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons.) from the University of Malta. He is a member of the Malta Institute of Accountants, holds a Diploma in VAT compliance, lectures regularly on VAT and indirect tax matters and is a member of the MIA, MIT and IFSP Indirect Taxation Committees. Saviour was awarded the 2007 MIA prize as the best student who graduated in the Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons) Degree Course Group 2004/2006.

  EVeNT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26069 - Malta income tax and duty implications of immovable property ownership (Online)

  • When
    15 Sep 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 13:15
  Sessions Time: 13:30 - 16:45  including a 15-minute break
  Speakers: Mr Christian Vella & Ms Nicola Attard
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  Immovable property ownership gives rise to a number of Malta income tax considerations, depending on the fact pattern of the case at hand. There are also a number of Malta capital gains and duty considerations which find application upon transfers of immovable property.

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  • Malta income tax considerations arising in respect of the ownership of immovable property, including impacts on tax account allocations for companies

  • Malta capital gains considerations arising in respect of the transfer of immovable property

  • Malta duty considerations arising in respect of the transfer of immovable property

  • Brief overview of the Malta VAT considerations arising in respect of the ownership of immovable property

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  This session will aim to provide attendees with an overview of the key areas of consideration from a Malta income tax perspective in the context of immovable property ownership, including tax account allocation implications when dealing with companies. We will also delve into the applicable Malta capital gains and duty considerations which find application upon transfers of immovable property.

  Target Audience

  Accountants, tax advisors, tax practitioners, lawyers, notaries

  Speakers' Profiles

  Christian Vella is currently a senior tax manager at Deloitte Malta. He currently forms part of the tax mergers and acquisitions department within the firm’s tax practice. Chris mainly focuses on engagements primarily relating to shareholder restructuring exercises, succession planning engagements, mergers and acquisitions as well as general tax advisory services.

  Nicola Attard is a manager at Deloitte Malta, forming part of the mergers and acquisitions department within the firm’s tax practice. She currently focuses on tax advisory engagements, primarily relating to succession planning, operational restructuring exercises as well as mergers and acquisitions.

  EVeNT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26042 - Corporate Tax Returns (Online)

  • When
    30 Sep 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00

  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30  including a 15-minute break

  Speaker: Dr Jeanette Calleja Borg 
  Venue:   Online Webinar
  

  Participation Fees (The Institute is now accepting payments via Paypal)
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  A practical session going through the tax return for Companies and discussing how best to compile it.  The seminar will focus on the most relevant and also new  Tax Return Attachments (TRAs.)

  Specific topics to be covered during the session

  • Completing the tax return for companies 

  • Discussing relevant TRAs such as Dividend, Interest and any new updates and changes for YA 2025.

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  Helps in completing the tax returns for companies

  Target Audience

  Accountants, tax practitioners and CFOs of companies

  Speaker's Profile

  Dr Jeanette Calleja Borg is a practitioner in the area of tax compliance with over 18 years experience. She read for a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons.), a Masters in Financial Services from the University of Malta and subsequently a Ph.D in Taxation from the School of Law, within the Centre for Commercial Legal Studies at Queen Mary, University of London. Her area of research was Cross Border Group Loss Relief in the EU. Dr. Calleja Borg has also been a guest researcher at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law in Vienna. Dr. Jeanette Calleja Borg is a member of the Malta Institute of Taxation Council a Member the Malta Institute for Accountants and sits on the direct tax committees of both institutes.

  EVENT CPE COMPETENCies

  
  

  3  Core

  
  

  WEBINARS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  Terms and conditions  apply

  
  

  DISCLAIMER

  By Registering and/or Booking for this event, you agree that MIA will collect your information which will be using it in accordance with its Privacy Notice available at the following link.

  Please note that all webinars are recorded by the MIA. Such recordings will be retained by the MIA for internal use.

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• M26043 - Deductible expenses with particular emphasis on capital allowances (Online)

  • When
    24 Nov 2026
  •  
    09:15 - 12:30
  • Location
    Online Webinar

  Register

  Registration Time: 09:00
  Sessions Time: 09:15 - 12:30  including a 15-minute break
  Speaker: Dr Jeanette Calleja Borg
  Venue:   Online Webinar

  Participation Fees 
  MIA Members: €40.00
  Non-MIA Members: €75.00
  Retired Members: €20.00
  Students: €30.00

  *Group bookings for 3 or more participants available.

  BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  The seminar will delve into the main provisions of the Income Tax Act dealing with income tax deductions, mainly looking at the positive test found in Article 14 of the Income Tax Act and the negative test found in Article 26 of the Income Act. The seminar will give particular emphasis to capital allowances. The contents of this seminar will feature the mechanics of these allowances and the obligations set out by the law including the presentation of practical examples.

  SPECIFIC TOPICS TO BE COVERED DURING THE SESSION

  • Allowable deductions under Article 14 Income Tax Act

  • Article 26 Income Tax Act

  • Capital allowances and how they are applied

  • The balancing statement

  Why is the session of relevance to our members?

  The session is useful for accountants and tax practitioners who want to enhance their knowledge with regards to allowable deductions in order to arrive at the correct chargeable income. The session will also focus on capital allowances and this session is useful for accountants and tax practitioners who wish to enhance their knowledge on the computation of capital allowances.
  

  Target Audience

  Accountants and lawyers working in the area of tax compliance.

  Speaker's Profile

  Dr Jeanette Calleja Borg is a practitioner in the area of tax compliance with over 18 years experience. She read for a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons.), a Masters in Financial Services from the University of Malta and subsequently a Ph.D in Taxation from the School of Law, within the Centre for Commercial Legal Studies at Queen Mary, University of London. Her area of research was Cross Border Group Loss Relief in the EU. Dr. Calleja Borg has also been a guest researcher at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law in Vienna. Dr. Jeanette Calleja Borg is a member of the Malta Institute of Taxation Council a Member the Malta Institute for Accountants and sits on the direct tax committees of both institutes.

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