Malta's Tax and Customs Administration has confirmed that income tax returns for the year of assessment 2026, including returns for individuals, partnerships, trusts and certain entities, must be filed by 31 July 2026, with any tax due payable by the same date.
Malta’s Tax and Customs Administration has reminded taxpayers that the deadline for both manual and electronic filing of Income Tax Returns for the year of assessment 2026 is 31 July 2026.
The deadline applies to individual taxpayers and also covers the submission of Income Tax Returns for clubs and similar institutions (TA37), religious entities (TA36), partnerships (TA5) and trusts (Trust 04).
The authority also confirmed that any tax due in relation to these returns must be paid by 31 July 2026.
Taxpayers are advised to ensure that their returns are filed and any outstanding liabilities settled by the deadline to remain compliant with Malta’s income tax requirements.
