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How does taxation for self-employed workers work in Malta?
Self-employed workers in Malta must pay a provisional tax in three installments during the year:
20% in April
30% in August
50% in December
The balance is to be paid within the first semester of the following year (June 30).
They are then subject to a 15% social security contribution rate.
How does income taxation for the self-employed work in Malta? We explain it to you!
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