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Watching Libya April 17, 2012

Militias must be brought under control. As elections draw near, security is the prime concern of the Libyan street. Read more.

Malta is only 355 kilometres from Libya’s capital, Tripoli. It takes around 45 minutes to fly there from Malta International Airport. Traditionally, this European Union island state has been the favourite spring board for international companies doing business with or in Libya. This experience has generated a wealth of professional know-how about Libyan institutions, business culture and practices, laws and regulations. It is especially in times of great uncertainty such as these, that serious entrepreneurs appreciate the value of serious knowledge and advice.

We will continue to comment very frequently - when necessary daily and more than once daily - on developments in Libya, paying special attention to issues of interest to companies with business interests in all parts of the country. If you have specific questions, contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Budget 2012

Malta’s Finance Minister announces new tax measures in 2012 Budget speech. In fact, this budget saw the extension of a number of tax incentives, the introduction of new benefits, as well as a new tax band applicable to parents. Follow our link to the Budget Highlights for more details.

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IMF Malta Report May 2012

The economy has continued to perform well but Malta’s large financial sector and highly open economy heighten contagion and financial stability risks. The policy challenge is to maintain growth and employment, while building buffers against a
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Grant Thornton Malta co-sponsors contemporary British art exhibition

Thresholds – Art Exhibition Grant Thornton is delighted to support the British Council in the organisation of Thresholds, an exhibition of contemporary British art selected from the British Council Collection.
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IMF Mission January 2012: Growth is moderating and the outlook is subject to downside risks

The policy challenge now is to balance the imperative of maintaining growth and employment against the pursuit of long-term fiscal sustainability while, at the same time, navigating a very difficult international environment. Read more.
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European Commission expresses doubts about the Air Malta restructuring plan.

The plan, aimed at restoring long-term viability by 2016 by implementing several cost and revenue initiatives, includes restructuring aid in the form of a capital injection amounting to EUR 130 million. Read the European Commission Journal.
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Budget 2012

Malta’s Finance Minister announces new tax measures in 2012 Budget speech. In fact, this budget saw the extension of a number of tax incentives, the introduction of new benefits. Read more.
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