Taxation of Gaming Companies in Malta
Maltese gaming companies are subject to a 35% tax rate on income and holding gains...
Maltese gaming companies are subject to a 35% tax rate on income and holding gains...
Maltese enterprises are subject to the application of a 35% tax rate on their total...
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