re. tax rate for TCNs

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mbbmalta Member

Member since 01 October 2015

mbbmaltaMember01 October 2015 20:52:43

some Serbian nationals complained that they are being taxed at a single rate despite the fact that they are married and provided Marriage Certificate to prove it, on the pretext that (in some cases) the spouse resides abroad.
this does not seem right. any info?

tearnet ViP

Member since 19 June 2011

tearnetViP02 October 2015 05:10:51

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I would guess that if your partner is not resident in Malta ( and not a EU citizen ) then you would be classed as a single person for tax purposes.

Best is to phone the tax office and ask, they are very helpful.

Terry

Leptir New member

Member since 15 September 2015

LeptirNew member02 October 2015 15:36:14

Yes,They did same to me.I was in Serbia,and my partner works in Malta.I had Work befor in Malta.Just ,I care of my san in Serbia.,for 2years,and he been in Malta.He paying as single,and me too.

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