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Micro Invest Tax credits 2023 for companies
Companies are invited to apply for a tax credit calculated at a percentage of the cost of investments carried out in 2022.
Costs incurred for services rendered for the furbishing, refurbishing, and upgrading of business premises by third parties, including costs of materials and other items required for furbishing, refurbishing and upgrading of the business premises that are endorsed as to have been utilised by the third party providing the services in the works carried out.
With regards to applications received from 2022 (costs incurred in 2021), the Corporation shall only support costs incurred for the furbishing, refurbishing and upgrading of business premises covered by one of the following Planning Authority licences:
CLASS 2A – Residential Institution - Residence for people in need of care on a temporary or permanent basis, such as a hospital or nursing home.
CLASS 2B – Non-residential institution, such as a museum, library or public hall.
CLASS 2C – Educational institution - school, nursery, day centre, etc.
CLASS 3A – Guest Houses, Palazzini, Boutique Tourism
CLASS 3B – Hotels
CLASS 3C – Assembly and Leisure
CLASS 4A – Financial, Professional and Other Offices
CLASS 4B – Retail
CLASS 4C – Food and Drink Establishments where no cooking is allowed
CLASS 4D – Food and Drink Establishments where cooking is allowed
CLASS 5A – Light Industry
CLASS 5B – General Industry
CLASS 5C – Specialised Industry
With regards to applications received from 2022 (costs incurred in 2021), the Corporation shall only support costs for the refurbishment of short-term accommodation facilities. These may only be claimed if a valid Malta Tourism Authority permit covering the premises is provided with the request for support is submitted. The services must be provided by third parties and costs of materials and other items required for furbishing, refurbishing and upgrading of the business premises must be included within the provision of the service.
As from 2022(for costs incurred in 2021), operators licensed to provide passenger transport services holding a licence from Transport Malta may claim in any rolling 3 year period the costs incurred for the purchase of 1 plug-in hybrid or electric passenger vehicle purchased for the provision of passenger transport services.
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