Maltese Corporate Tax Return Filing Deadline Extended
by Lorys Charalambous, Tax-News.com, Cyprus
30 November 2020
Malta's Commissioner for Revenue has announced an extension to the corporate tax filing deadline for businesses whose tax year is the calendar year.
In a November 16, 2020, statement, the Office of the Commissioner said: "In view of delays that the COVID-19 pandemic may be causing in the preparation and submission of company tax returns by company directors and tax practitioners, the Commissioner for Revenue notifies that the electronic filing deadline for year of assessment 2020 tax returns in respect of companies having a December 31, 2019, accounting year-end is being further extended to December 16, 2020."
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