On 2 July 2020, the Maltese Commissioner for Revenue has announced the deferral of reporting on EU cross-border arrangements (DAC6) due to COVID-19 pandemic. All reporting and data exchange deadlines in 2020, the first reporting year, are thus postponed by 6 months.
The Commissioner for Revenue intends to publish guidance within the coming months to help businesses in their preparations to meet their reporting obligations.
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