Taxman owed €1.2 billion from individuals and companies ↗
Front page leadThe Maltese tax authority is owed €1.2 billion in unpaid taxes from individuals and companies, with three companies alone owing over €5 million.
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Malta Today's front page features a dominant story on tax evasion, with the taxman owed €1.2 billion. Other significant domestic news includes planning disputes over public space and heritage sites, a road collapse in Tarxien, and a revised master plan for Fort Chambray. International news covers…
The Maltese tax authority is owed €1.2 billion in unpaid taxes from individuals and companies, with three companies alone owing over €5 million.
A drone attack has targeted a Malta-flagged ship, leading to its sinking and the loss of a second vessel in the Black Sea.
Local residents' groups are demanding action regarding the use of public space by Piccolo Padre.
Heritage organizations have expressed approval for the revised plans for Fort Chambray, while also advocating for Grade 1 protection status.
A man exonerated in a 2002 drug conspiracy case has been awarded €12,000 following a 21-year legal process.
Actor RJ Mitte, known for his role in 'Breaking Bad,' has passed away at the age of 34.
A new spell checker developed for the Maltese language is designed to identify errors beyond simple spelling mistakes.
A student faces charges for allegedly setting fire to a garage while a man was inside.
Revised development plans for Fort Chambray will spare the historic British barracks from demolition.
Malta International Airport recorded a total of 1,109,789 passengers in September.
Bedingfield has expressed understanding for the police's disappointment regarding the bail granted to Jaden Degiorgio.
The Home Affairs Minister has announced that the government will present reforms to immigration law in the upcoming months.
A large hole has opened up in Tarxien following a road collapse, swallowing an excavator.