Key changes include introduction of a general anti-abuse provision in the Maltese VAT Act, removal of provision on income tax deductibility of interest under VAT Act, broader access to books and records during investigations, record-keeping requirements for taxable persons not registered for VAT, clarification on filing correction form after provisional assessment, and changes to appeals process after Tribunal decisions.
Source: kpmg.com
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