Accountants in Malta
Accountants and bookkeepers for self-employed people, small companies and individuals in Malta: books, VAT, tax returns, payroll and annual accounts.
Tminta lists 21 accountants in Malta. Compare them below, then contact them direct. There are no fees.
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Accounting services in Malta
Stands out for a phone number you can call, their own website, a detailed profile.
Payroll service handling calculations, forms and declarations for firms
Boutique accounting firm in Malta for businesses of all sizes
Bookkeeping and accountancy firm for start-ups and small businesses
Corporate services provider offering accountancy, tax and admin services
Accounting firm offering management accounts, audit, tax and payroll
Warranted accountant offering monthly packages for bookkeeping and tax
Accounting practice led by a certified public accountant
Corporate services provider offering legal, tax and accounting advice
Accounting firm handling bookkeeping, tax, payroll and administration
Accounting practice handling accounts, tax returns, VAT and payroll
Accountancy firm offering bookkeeping, tax, payroll and audit services
Freelance accountant handling bookkeeping, tax, VAT and payroll
Certified public accountant for bookkeeping, tax, payroll and audit
Accountant with ACCA, MIA and CPA offering accounts, tax and VAT services
Business accounting support covering VAT, reporting, payroll and HR
Qualified CPA working in accounting, taxation and financial management
Finance and accounting advisory for businesses needing project support
Qualified accountant providing bookkeeping, accounting and compliance help
Accounting and bookkeeping provider also handling payroll, VAT and tax
Accounts
What they offer
About accountants in Malta
Most people here hire an accountant for the yearly routine: keeping the books, filing VAT returns, preparing the income tax return and, for companies, the annual financial statements. Many also run payroll, help with government grant applications, and handle setting up or closing down a company.
You need one when you start trading as self-employed, register for VAT, open a limited company or take on your first employee. Some work, such as audits and reports on a company's financial statements, is reserved for warranted accountants, so check the warrant if you need that kind of work.
Fees depend on how many transactions you have, how tidy your records are, whether you are VAT registered, whether you run payroll, and whether your company needs an audit. Monthly packages suit regular bookkeeping. Ask what the package covers, and what happens if you hand over a bag of receipts the week before a deadline.
What you can hire them for
- Bookkeeping for a self-employed person
- VAT return preparation
- Personal income tax return
- Company annual accounts
- Monthly payroll
- Help with a government grant application
- Set up a new limited company
- Management accounts and cash flow forecasts
- Company liquidation
What to ask before you hire
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Do you hold a CPA warrant, and is it on the Accountancy Board's register?
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Does your fee cover VAT and tax returns, or are they billed separately?
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Which accounting software do you use, and can I see my books online?
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Who will handle my file day to day?
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Do you work with other businesses in my sector?
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If my company needs an audit, will you do it or refer me to an auditor?
Good to know in Malta
- Under the Accountancy Profession Act (Cap. 281), only a warrant holder may use the title Certified Public Accountant or the abbreviation CPA. Using the title without a warrant is an offence. Source
- Under the Accountancy Profession Act (Cap. 281), the warrant to practise as an accountant is issued by the Accountancy Board. To act as an auditor, a CPA also needs a practising certificate in auditing. Source
- Some work is reserved for warranted accountants, including reports on a company's interim or annual financial statements (other than ones prepared for internal use) and independent valuations of shares or businesses. Source
- The Accountancy Board keeps an updated register of warrant holders, practising certificate holders and accountancy and audit firms, which also records suspended and revoked warrants. Source
Why hire Accountants in Malta from Tminta?
Even if you're comfortable dealing with financial matters on your own, it's a good idea to hire an accountant. Hiring someone who is knowledgeable and experienced in accounting and finances will mean that you can rely on them for guidance and advice, so you can save time and ensure the accuracy of all your important documentation.
Tminta is the best place to get in touch with self-employed accountants in Malta quickly and easily. Scroll through self-employed accountants and select the best one for you .
Make sure that the accountant you hire has good reviews from previous customers. Watch out for accountants who have a low rating or no feedback, so you should check that out first before hiring them for your accounting needs. You can also check their social media pages for reviews and evidence of their work if they do not have any on Tminta.
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Questions
How much does an accountant cost in Malta?
The fee follows the workload. A self-employed person with a few invoices a month pays for far less time than a VAT-registered company with staff and an audit. Clean, organised records lower the bill. Ask for a written quote that lists every return and report included, and check whether extras like grant applications or letters to the bank are charged on top.
How do I check if an accountant in Malta is warranted?
Ask for their full name and warrant details and check them against the Accountancy Board's register of warrant holders. Only a warrant holder may call themselves a CPA. A bookkeeper without a warrant can still keep your books and prepare returns, but reserved work such as audits needs the right warrant and practising certificate.
Do I need an accountant if I am self-employed?
It depends on how complex your affairs are. Many self-employed people with simple income start on their own and bring in an accountant once they register for VAT, hire staff or open a company. An accountant can also help you claim expenses correctly and keep records in a form that will stand up if questions are asked later.
Can an accountant in Malta work with me if I live in Gozo?
Yes. Most accounting work is done by email, shared folders and online accounting software, so you rarely need to meet. If you prefer to drop off paperwork in person, ask whether the accountant has an office or visits Gozo, or look for one based on the island.
How many accountants are there in Malta?
Tminta lists 21 accountants in Malta right now, and new ones join every month. Each page shows how to contact them.
How do I contact a accounting in Malta?
Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.
Can I see their work before I get in touch?
Yes. Open a profile to see photos of their work, links to their pages and reviews from customers.
Does Tminta charge a fee?
No. Searching and contacting accountants on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.
I am a accounting. How do I get listed?
Add your business for free on the "List your business" page. If you are already listed, open your page and claim it to update your details.