Brexit & Malta: key considerations from a direct and indirect tax perspective

The Malta Institute of Taxation is collaborating with the UK Chartered Institute of Taxation to bring an online event on the key direct and indirect tax considerations that have arisen post Brexit.

Join us on Monday 24th May 2021 from 11.00 - 13.00 CET during which our panellists will discuss these key considerations in the context of Malta-UK transactions.

Our panellists are:

• Dr Trudy Marie Muscat – Associate Director, KPMG Malta
• Mr Chris Borg – Director, Deloitte Malta
• Mr Gary Ashford – Tax Partner, Harbottle Lewis LLP
• Mr Ian Hayes – Consultant VAT Advisor;  Chairperson Tax Technology Committee CFE Tax Advisers

The event is complimentary for Members of the MIT and the CIOT. The non-member participation fee is eur40.

MIT Short Programme: The International Tax provisions in the ITA

The MIT Short Programme on The International Tax Provisions in the Income Tax Act is a specialized and comprehensive programme consisting of a series of lectures, each focusing on a specific aspect of international taxation in the context of the provisions of the Income Tax Act. The programme is designed for participants who have a basis in tax law but who wish to obtain a more in-depth understanding of the application of domestic tax law in a cross-border context.

The Programme consists of 6 lectures, starting on 22 June 2021. We are offering the option to attend the full programme or any two lectures. Click on the link below for further details, including the Programme Brochure.