Malta and Monaco update double taxation agreement
Diplomatic relations between the countries were first established in 2001
Written By Nicole Zammit
Published on 23 January 2026
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Malta and Monaco have signed a Protocol updating their 2018 Double Taxation Agreement.
The update aligns the bilateral agreement with the latest international tax standards and introduces clearer procedures and safeguards aimed at improving certainty for taxpayers and tax administrations in both jurisdictions.
The revised agreement is intended to strengthen fiscal cooperation while ensuring that cross-border economic activity between the two states is supported by an updated and more transparent tax framework.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism Ian Borg held high-level meetings with Monaco’s Minister of State Christophe Mirmand, Foreign Affairs Minister Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, and Minister of Finance and Economy Pierre-André Chiappori.
Discussions focused on areas of shared economic interest, including tourism, cruising, yachting, the blue economy and digital innovation, with an emphasis on exploring new partnerships, capacity building and the exchange of best practices between public authorities and commercial stakeholders.
Diplomatic relations between Malta and Monaco were formally established on 11th April 2001.
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Written By Nicole Zammit
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When she’s not writing articles at work or poetry at home, you’ll find her taking long walks in the countryside, pumping iron at the gym, caring for her farm animals, or spending quality time with family and friends. In short, she’s always on the go, drawing inspiration from the little things around her, and constantly striving to make the ordinary extraordinary.
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