09:00 – 17:00
@ The Westin Dragonara Resort
Conference Agenda
Once again the MIT Annual Tax Conference will tackle topical and relevant domestic and international tax issues, both in plenary sessions and in specialised workshops:
Plenary sessions
Pillar 2: the current state of play
Our key note speaker will present insights into the current state of play around Pillar 2 and what we can expect to see in 2025.
This will be followed by a panel discussion on the challenges that Pillar 2 is facing.
The role of the Tax Practitioner for AML purposes
The MIT’s Professional Affairs Committee has been actively involved in the discussions with the NCC and relevant stakeholders around the interpretation of the notion of “relevant activity”, specifically in the context of activities of tax advisors, in the Prevention of Money Laundering Regulations. This presentation will shed light on the outcome of those discussions and the developments tax professionals can expect to see by way of changes to the rules in this essential area of practice
Insights into the progress of the MTCA’s “Delivering Transformation” strategy
Representatives of the MTCA, specifically the Directors General for Operations, Legal, and Verifications & Audit respectively will provide insights into the MTCA’s work and progress so far toward the objectives announced in the strategy for 2023-2025.
Technical papers prepared by MIT
Representatives from the MIT’s Direct Tax Committee (International Tax Sub-Committee) will discuss the most recent technical /position papers prepared by the committee.
(MIT technical and position papers are available for download by MIT Members from the Members Area on the MIT website.)
Breakout Sessions
Sign up for TWO conference workshops:
Breakout Session A
Maximising Profit Allocation: What drives value?
Breakout Session B
The VAT exemption for payments & transfers – the challenges for payment services providers
Breakout Session C
NID 7 years on: What does the future hold?
Breakout Session D
Blurred Lines in Crypto Taxation – Trade, Investment, and the Grey Areas in between
(Income Tax & VAT)
Watch this space as further details of this year’s Conference unfold.
Meet the speakers
Shawn Agius
DG Tax Operations
MTCA
Shawn Agius
Silvio Camilleri
Director – International Tax & Transaction Services, EY
Member of the MIT Direct Tax Committee (Domestic & Compliance)
Graziella Demanuele Bianco
Associate Director – Tax Knowledge Management, KPMG
Daniel Caruana
Chairperson – Domestic & Compliance Sub-Committee (MIT Direct Tax Committee)
Director, Tax – Deloitte Malta
Trudy Marie Muscat
Senior Manager, International Tax & Transfer Pricing – Deloitte Malta
The Malta Institute of Taxation relies on the support of sponsors to enable it to deliver events such as the Annual Tax Conference. If you are interested in becoming an event Corporate Sponsor, contact educ@maintax.org for details.