The new Worldwide Tax Guide 2020/2021, recently published by PKF International, will help to answer accountancy professionals’ and international businesses’ most pressing questions when “looking to expand or set up in a new jurisdiction”, said George Mangion, Senior Partner of PKF Malta.

“Given that a country’s tax regime is always a key factor for any business considering moving into new markets, this guide helps to answer accountancy professionals’ and international businesses’ most pressing questions when looking to expand or set up in a new jurisdiction, including around corporate tax rates, incentives for overseas businesses, whether there are double tax treaties in place, and how foreign source income might be taxed,” he said.

PKF International Worldwide Tax Guide

PKF International is a global network of accountancy firms – which includes the Malta outfit, PKF Malta – and this guide is its annual flagship publication, detailing the taxation and business regulation regimes of 146 jurisdictions, including Malta. Each country report outlines the major taxes applicable to businesses, plus the country’s personal tax regime, with key points compiled by PKF experts in each region.

“This edition of the PKF Worldwide Tax Guide is even more sought after due to the current socio-economic climate we are living in, during these times of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the importance of knowledge in making good business decisions. In addition, the guide provides a very good and detailed section related to tax in Malta, which is beneficial to its readers in Malta and abroad,” said Mr Mangion.

For a copy of the Worldwide Tax Guide 2020/21, contact PKF Malta on [email protected], +356 2149 3041 or visit their official website.