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Malta on the frontline to benefit from managers’ exodus from London taxes

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27 January 2010
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Malta on the frontline to benefit from managers’ exodus from London taxes

Jersey signs DTA with Malta in bid to be taken off OECD black list

INTERVIEW

McDonald’s Baltic expansion Charlot Zahra speaks to Melo Hili, Managing Director, Premier Capital Limited, about McDonald’s operations in Malta and the Baltic States>>

OPINION George M. Mangion Taken for a ride It looks like a pitched battle is looming ahead with government wanting to reform public transport and the bus owners wanting more for their business. As always its the poor taxpayer that will foot the bill for whatever compromise is reached. >>

Julian Zarb Sustainability and Planning It never ceases to amaze me whenever I browse through the blog comments for a particular daily newspaper here!>>

McDonald’s Baltic expansion
Charlot Zahra speaks to Melo Hili, Managing Director, Premier Capital Limited, about McDonald’s operations in Malta and the Baltic States>>

OPINION
George M. Mangion
Taken for a ride
It looks like a pitched battle is looming ahead with government wanting to reform public transport and the bus owners wanting more for their business. As always its the poor taxpayer that will foot the bill for whatever compromise is reached. >>

Julian Zarb
Sustainability and Planning
It never ceases to amaze me whenever I browse through the blog comments for a particular daily newspaper here!>>