UK Employer - Moving to Malta

Frusta wrote:

Hello,

If I get hired by a UK company and I am resident in Malta,
will the UK company need to do all the deductions in UK and I get the net salary with no more taxes due in Malta
or
do I need to consider all the deductions as 'paid taxes' and if there is a difference, pay the difference by myself?

thanks

When you are resident in Malta you have to pay all your dues in Malta disregarding where your employer is coming from. In that case you are considered a locally enrolled employee.

Everybody regardless of whether they work here or not have to complete the yearly tax forms, this is the law here.

Hello, sorry maybe I wasn't clear

what I meant is,

- any UK Employer MUST first deduct from my gross salary whatever is due in UK (taxes, pension etc.)
What I get is the net salary after UK taxes.

if I get the net salary AFTER UK taxes, what is left due in Malta? Do i need to pay any difference?

Frusta wrote:

Hello, sorry maybe I wasn't clear

what I meant is,

- any UK Employer MUST first deduct from my gross salary whatever is due in UK (taxes, pension etc.)
What I get is the net salary after UK taxes.

if I get the net salary AFTER UK taxes, what is left due in Malta? Do i need to pay any difference?

You complete a Maltese tax return showing all income and tax already paid and what has already been paid is set against any tax due here, if you have already paid more than would be due here then you have no further liability.
Be aware of the new tax laws covering worldwide income exceeding €35,000 which incur a minimum tax liability of €5,000.