Malta | 2016 Income Tax Return and Self Assessment due by 7th July 2017

Income tax returns and self assessment forms (TR Form) for the year ended 31st December 2016 (Year of Assessment 2017) are to be completed and are to reach the Inland Revenue Department by the 7th July 2017. Late submission of the TR Form attracts penalties.

The IRD has notified the taxpayers that the submission of the Income Tax Return for the Basis Year 2016 has been extended from the 30th June 2017 to the 7th July 2017 (see leaflet with your tax return pack sent to you by post).  The IRD are informing taxpayers individually that settlement of tax for the Basis Year 2016 has also been extended from the June 30, 2017 to the July 7, 2017. Late submission of the settlement tax attracts interest.

TA24 Forms (Declaration and Payment of 15% Tax on all Gross Rental Income) accompanied with appropriate payment are to be sent separately to the IRD and are to reach the department by not later than the 30th June 2017. NO EXTENSION HAS BEEN YET NOTIFIED ON THESE SUBMISSIONS. Late submission of the declaration and the 15% tax may disqualify the taxpayer from benefitting from the tax flat rate of 15%.

If you have not received one of the claim forms for inclusion in the TR Form these may be downloaded from our tax forms page.

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