Can someone out there enlighten me about the rules in Malta about Capital Gains Tax? My understanding is that Capital Gains Tax would be applicable only if, during a five year period, one was absent from Malta for a total of 10 months during that five year period?
Perhaps this means ten CONSECUTIVE months? Is this so?
Thanks in advance for any help
Ozchook
Capital Gains Tax
tuojge
18 November 2015 11:55:25
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tuojge
24 November 2015 17:43:36
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Hello,
Are you selling a property? If so I would contact a Notary for a better idea as it's complicated. They will do all they can to help you keep your tax bill down. Think we only paid 2% when we sold last month .
tuojge
24 November 2015 20:33:12
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Thanks for that! Love the cat.....
Robyn
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