Malta Enterprise has launched new guidelines for the Business Development Scheme, providing aid in the form of tax credits and/or cash grants of up to €300,000 covering up to 75% of eligible costs to support value added projects.
Malta Enterprise has launched new guidelines for the Business Development Scheme, providing aid in the form of tax credits and/or cash grants of up to €300,000 covering up to 75% of eligible costs to support value added projects.
Eligible Projects include:
- The setting up, expansion and modernisation of facilities for the carrying out of the following activities:
- Manufacturing; industrial service analogous to manufacturing; maintenance repair and overhaul of electro mechanical equipment, air craft and sea going vessels; software development; video game development; the development and/or provision of digital solutions intended for an international markets; waste recycling; product development and design; activities related to development and manufacture of pharmaceuticals and medical devices; filming, recording and editing of audio and visual content; and research and development.
- Environmental actions
- Innovative New Businesses
- Facilitating Employment of Workers with Disabilities
- Collaborative Projects
- Upgrading of Industrial Sites and Hotels
- Establishment and upgrading of Artisan Facilities
- Business Re-engineering and Digital Transformation
- Access to Markets and Certification
Eligible Costs include:
- Wage costs
- Lease and Rental of industrial and non-residential properties
- Shared industrial or business facilities
- Advisory services
- Procurement of tangible and intangible assets
- Digital technologies
- Construction costs
- Relocation costs of employees
Eligibal candidates:
- The measure does not apply to enterprises that generate revenue
- directly or indirectly through gambling activities;
- the sale of real estate as a business activity;
- wholesale or retail activities;
- the provision of financial services.
- The measure does not apply to public entities;
- Applicants must not be defaulting on Income Tax, VAT and Social Security payments; and
- Applicants must be eligible to receive de minimis aid.
Application Deadline:
Applications for assistance under this Scheme may be submitted by 30 September 2030.
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