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How to Register a Company in Malta – 10 Steps
4 Types of Companies and Legal Formats Available in Malta
Setting Up A Company In Malta – 10 Reasons Why
Setting up a company in Malta is a very exciting prospect. Malta is not only a great place to do business but it also is a place that many visitors fall in love with, thanks to the local people, gorgeous weather and the beautiful scenery.
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Setting up a Sole Trader Business in Malta – Self Employed
Malta’s process of registering a business and tax systems are the most favourable in Europe, and this is made possible by its ideal location in the Mediterranean. Its financial sector is very firm coupled with a flourishing online gaming sector.
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Company Formation in Malta – Which Should I Choose?
Are you looking to start a new business in Malta? Like many things in life, this is actually a simple matter when you know what you’re doing. Read on to learn about the right type of company formation for you as well as the average startup capital you’ll have to pay and the required paperwork involved.
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Trade License in Malta and Legal Notice 40
In order to promote various different business activities, the government has gotten rid of the requirement of trade licenses for various different business activities. Specifically, this has been done through what’s called Legal Notice 40 which was drafted and proposed in 2016 and became official on the 1st of January in 2017.
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iGaming – Why Malta To Start Your i-Gaming Business
Malta has grasped the iGaming industry and its iGaming firms are currently leading when it comes to being the best in business. The success of iGaming in Malta has made the Maltese people to become experts when it comes to iGaming and this makes us rename Malta as Europe’s Silicon Valley when it comes to their expertise in the iGaming industry.
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4 Types of Companies and Legal Formats Available in Malta
If you’re planning to start a new business in Malta, you have to make a crucial initial decision regarding the suitable legal format. The types of companies available for you to choose from include: Sole Trader, Partnerships (Registered or Non-Registered), Private LLC’s and Cooperatives.
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Planning of the World’s First Decentralised Bank in Malta, by Bitcoin Billionaire
Changpeng Zhao, the billionaire that is behind one of the largest cryptocurrency companies in the world, Binance is behind the planning of the new decentralised bank in Malta. The bank will be called Founders Bank, and there is a reason to it. One of the main features that makes the bank unique and special, is the fact that it will not belong to any single entity or individual.
Polish Cryptocurrency Exchange Joins Malta’s Blockchain Hub
Bitbay is a cryptocurrency exchange based in Poland which trades Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ether against currencies such as the euro and the dollar. Founded in March 2014, the company has found its growth hampered by the attitude of Polish banks which have proved unwilling to cooperate with the exchange.
“Blockchain Inventor” to be hosted at the Malta Summit
Dr. Stornetta is one of the two founding fathers of the blockchain concept. With his working partner, Dr. Stuart Haber, he developed the idea in 1991, describing it in peer-reviewed journals, and taking out a number of patents. When Satoshi Nakomoto wrote his famous Bitcoin white paper, he referenced Drs Haber and Stornetta.
How To Sell Bitcoin – Guide
It is increasingly common to be able to sell Bitcoin from the same places that allow the cryptocurrency’s purchase. The main exception is currently Bitcoin ATMs, some of these allow you to sell Bitcoin but not all. If you wish to locate one, it is possible to do so using Coinatmradar.
A Guide For Investing In Cryptocurrencies
You may have been toying with the idea of investing in cryptocurrencies but maybe have been a little in the dark as to what they’re ll about. You will undoubtedly have heard of Bitcoin and Ethereum. It’s important to recognise that advocates of such cryptocurrencies, or virtual currencies if you like, strongly believe that they have the potential to become so dominant in the future that they will even substitute the Dollar, the Euro, the Pound and so on, becoming the currency of choice globally.
How Do Smart Contracts Work?
The blockchain is one of the hardest things to explain about cryptocurrency and Ethereum’s smart contracts can be every bit as confusing.
