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  • Malta continues to position itself as a viable and attractive destination for business and investment, in part by virtue of its competitive tax regime. The chargeable income of a Maltese company – which includes its taxable income and capital gains – is taxed at 35%.
  • Espen Qvist and Trond Ingebrigtsen of PwC Norway provide an overview of issues being tackled as part of the OECD’s base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) project which are having an impact on Norwegian indirect tax policy.

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