Foreign Businesses (Malta)

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Businesses with no establishment in Malta are required to register for VAT in Malta if they make any of the following types of supplies:

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•�� Importing goods into Malta.
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•�� Intra-EU sales of goods to other

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Foreign businesses (Malta)

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Late returns or payments (Indonesia)

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