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Malta Tax Cheatsheet 2026

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Malta uses three computations for resident individuals: Single, Married and Parent. Tax is your income times the band rate, minus the fixed deduction shown for that band. Non-residents, companies and part-time workers are taxed under separate rules.

Allowance / BandAmountNotes
Single: Tax-free band€0 – €12.0000% (tax-free)
Single: Band 2€12.001 – €16.00015%, subtract €1.800
Single: Band 3€16.001 – €60.00025%, subtract €3.400
Single: Band 4Over €60.00035%, subtract €9.400
Married: Tax-free band€0 – €15.0000% (tax-free)
Married: Band 2€15.001 – €23.00015%, subtract €2.250
Married: Band 3€23.001 – €60.00025%, subtract €4.550
Married: Band 4Over €60.00035%, subtract €10.550
Parent: Tax-free band€0 – €13.0000% (tax-free)
Parent: Band 2€13.001 – €17.50015%, subtract €1.950
Parent: Band 3€17.501 – €60.00025%, subtract €3.700
Parent: Band 4Over €60.00035%, subtract €9.700
Social Security (Class One)10% of basic wageMax €55,93/week (€559,3 weekly ceiling)
National Minimum Wage (18+)€229,44 a weekFull-time rate
Social Security at or below minimum wage€6,62 a week flatEmployee share; employer pays the same
First-Time Buyers Duty ExemptionUp to €200.000No stamp duty on qualifying property

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For informational purposes only, not tax advice. Figures apply to the 2026 Maltese tax year and may change.

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