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  • Malta continues to position itself as a viable and attractive destination for business and investment, in part by virtue of its competitive tax regime. The chargeable income of a Maltese company – which includes its taxable income and capital gains – is taxed at 35%.
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  • Norwegian authorities have for a number of years enforced a practice implying that net salary shall be grossed up in accordance with Norwegian tax rates, regardless of the tax amount actually paid in countries outside of Norway. Given that the employee is on an assignment in a country where there is no tax on income, or where the income tax is lower than in Norway, the taxation of the employee is based on a hypothetical benefit.
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