Supports the 28th Regime as a complementary, optional framework but wants it to preserve national company law strengths, ensure full digital practicality, and keep tax and labour law fully national.
1 submission to the Commission · 1 Commission meeting on EU Inc · declared EU lobbying: €100,000–€199,999 last year.
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Call for evidence (2025) · 23 Sep 2025
Design the 28th Regime as an optional framework that complements but does not replace national company law, preserving Malta's legal strengths and flexibility.
“The MBB supports the creation of the 28th Regime as an optional, business-friendly legal framework that complements, rather than replaces, national company law.”
Ensure the regime is fully digital in practice, allowing all steps including incorporation and shareholder changes to be completed online in widely used EU languages, especially English, and eliminate or harmonise notarisation and capital-deposit requirements that require physical presence.
“The regime must be digital-first in practice, not just in principle. This means allowing every step, from incorporation to shareholder changes to be completed online in widely used EU languages, particularly English. Notarisation and capital-deposit requirements that necessitate physical presence should be eliminated or harmonised.”
Keep taxation fully within Member State competence and ensure any voluntary tax incentives linked to the regime do not become indirect obligations.
“The MBB welcomes the Commissions indication that tax and labour law will remain national competencies. This separation is essential to avoid protracted legislative negotiations and to protect Maltas fiscal autonomy. Any voluntary tax incentives linked to the regime must not evolve into indirect obligations.”
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