On 8 June 2020, the Prime Minister, the Minister for Finance and Financial Services and the Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Businesses announced a €900 million package of measures intended to regenerate the economy following the COVID 19 pandemic. For further information on what measures this plan entails please click on the following link : https://dfkmalta.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/DFK-Malta-Tax-Consultancy-Limited-ECONOMIC-REGENERATION-PLAN-08.06.2020.pdf
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On Saturday 15 February 2020 DFK Malta celebrated its 30th anniversary.
The occasion was marked with a blessing of the firm’s recently refurbished offices in Balzan followed by a reception at the neighbouring Corinthia Palace Hotel. The reception was attended by the firm’s staff and their guests and by Mr. Martin Sharp, Executive Director of DFK International, and Ms. Anne Brady, Vice-President of DFK EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), who attended on behalf of DFK International.
In Mr. Sharp’s words, “DFK Malta has been a loyal and committed firm of DFK International for many years. It has been involved at both EMEA regional and international levels, and with our Young Professionals Programme.”
“The firm has been active with both inbound and ...
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Neil Maniscalco has been appointed as Director at DFK Malta Audit Limited, joining directors Emanuel Farrugia, David Farrugia and Joseph Camilleri. Neil joined DFK Malta in August 2018 and is principally involved in managing audits for both local and foreign clients. Neil has accumulated practical audit knowledge and experience across various industries including manufacturing, retail and wholesale, hospitality, property and IT. In 2010 Neil joined as a student worker within the audit department of one of the “Big 4” audit firms and after successfully completing the B. Accountancy (Hons.) degree from the University of Malta in 2012, joined on a full-time basis. During this time, Neil was involved in assisting and managing the audits of some of Malta’s largest groups ...
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In the Budget speech for 2019, Finance Minister Prof. Edward Scicluna announced various fiscal, social and environmentally friendly incentives, including the implementation of Anti-Avoidance Tax measures and emphasis on advancements in its technology strategies. Even though the Government has extended and issued new incentives to alleviate poverty and social injustice, the prime fiscal objective remains that to operate within a fiscal surplus. In order to maintain and improve a greener economy various environmental, water and waste management policies will be implemented in 2019. Other measures include Anti-money Laundering policies, Digital Innovation and Disruptive Technology initiatives to harness new niches in the fintech sector. For further information about the principal measures to be introduced kindly click here.
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In the Budget speech for 2018, Finance Minister Prof. Edward Scicluna announced various fiscal measures and social and environmentally friendly incentives. These include an extension of the MicroInvest Tax Credit (both in terms of the quantum of the credit awarded and the eligibility of such scheme), tax credits for students following certain post-graduate courses, fiscal benefits to pensioners and other measures addressed to second-time property owners. These were complemented by other non-fiscal measures such as grants for environment friendly modes of transport and various initiatives related to the Blockchain technology. For further information about the principal measures to be introduced kindly click here.
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