The below two sessions are part of the MIT Short Course on Tax AML which commenced on 19 January 2026.
Wednesday, 4 February 2026, 09:00 – 11:00
During this session, the speakers shall provide a contextual overview of the AML subject person’s obligation to identify and mitigate the risk of tax crimes as a predicate offence and as a means to facilitate ML/FT activities, through reference to appropriate high-risk indicators of tax-related ML, as may manifest in real-world situations by reference to practical examples.
Monday, 9 February 2026, 09:00 – 11:00
The 9th February session shall discuss the manner in which specific high-risk indicators of tax-related money laundering may correspond to particular tax crime typologies, with a focus on how one may, in practice, mitigate and manage their risk exposure to tax evasion and other pertinent tax crimes, with reference to a number of practical scenarios.
Click here to view the Programme brochure and lecture outline.
*The lectures in the MIT Short Programme are not eligible for the Membership Offer.
Robert Taylor-East is a Partner within the firm’s corporate finance and tax team of Ganado Advocates. Robert lectures on the Malta fiscal aspects of trusts and foundations as a visiting lecturer at the Malta Institute of Taxation, Diploma Course in Taxation. He was elected to the MIT Council in 2019 and is a member of the International Tax Sub-Committee and chairs the Professional Affiars Committee.
Gianluca is a warranted lawyer and a Senior Associate forming part of Deloitte Legal in Malta, having also completed the Malta Institute of Taxation’s Course on Taxation. His main areas of specialisation are gambling law, AML/CFT law, commercial and corporate law, insolvency law, and data privacy law. Before joining Deloitte in 2019, Gianluca worked at a traditional Maltese law firm for four years.
During his experience with Deloitte, Gianluca has provided regulatory advice on a number of high-profile client engagements, including the formulation of regulatory policy and related work in the fields of corporate and insolvency law, and AML/CFT regulation as specifically applicable to gaming operators.