Once it comes into effect, the new treaty will supersede the 1986 Bulgaria–Malta income tax treaty.
Bulgaria’s parliament (National Assembly) has approved the Bulgaria-Malta income and capital tax treaty (2024) on 28 November 2025.
The treaty aims to prevent double taxation and curb fiscal evasion on income and capital taxes between Bulgaria and Malta.
Once it comes into effect, the new treaty will replace the 1986 Bulgaria–Malta income tax treaty.
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