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Tax information exchange agreement between Malta and the Bahamas
On 18 January 2012, Malta and the Commonwealth of The Bahamas signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) - which provides for a full exchange of information between the two countries on tax matters.

Gibraltar signs tax exchange deal with Malta
The Government of Gibraltar yesterday signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement ("TIEA") with Malta. The Minister with responsibility for Financial Services, Gilbert Licudi, signed the agreement in London at the Malta High Commission.

Malta Signs Tax Info Sharing Pact With The Bahamas
Malta on January 18, 2012, signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement with the Bahamas, to enable the two nations' tax authorities to share tax information on request.

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Exit 12 project moves ahead

Tax information exchange agreement signed between Malta and the Bahamas
The High Commissioner of Malta Joseph Zammit Tabona the High Commissioner of the Bahamas Paul Farquharson signed the agreement at the Maltese high commission.

Malta Signs TIEA With Gibraltar
Malta has welcomed the signing of a Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) with Gibraltar, which will provide both countries with tax information on request when there is evidence of fiscal crime.

Tax breaks approved for new Exit 12 health care facility
MALTA — Plans for a new ambulatory care facility at Exit 12 have cleared two major hurdles.

Bloomberg: Malta continues to lure Hedge Funds
Jeremy Khan in Bloomberg Markets said that more hedge-fund executives are coming to Malta “lured by low taxes, cheap labor and a coveted address inside the European Union.”

Exit 12 project moves ahead: IDA approves tax breaks for Saratoga Hospital's new health care facility
MALTA — Plans for a new ambulatory care facility at Exit 12 have cleared two major hurdles.

KPMG: EU governments wary of transaction tax
ONLY THREE out of 27 member states in the European Union strongly favour a transaction tax on financial transactions, according to research by KPMG.

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