GCS Malta

GCS Malta is a corporate services provider that puts accounting, audit, tax, company administration, HR and recruitment in one office, which suits owners who would rather deal with a single firm than juggle several advisers. It works from Level 2 of the Agora Business Centre on Valley Road in Msida, a short drive from Valletta and the waterfront towns of Gżira and Sliema.

The firm acts for clients inside Malta and for entities based offshore. On VisitMalta.co.uk it appears in our directory of accountants in Malta.

Who GCS Malta is

Christian Gravina founded GCS Malta in 2017 and still leads it as chief executive. The practice began with accounting and assurance work and has since added teams for advisory, audit, corporate services and recruitment. Staff call themselves GCSeers, and the culture is young, hardworking and team-minded, built on five values: trustworthiness, excellence, empowerment, teamwork and care.

GCS Accounting Malta Limited is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority to act as a Company Service Provider. The firm also belongs to three international networks: Kudos International, a group of independent accounting and auditing firms in around 40 countries; the Forum of Firms, an association of 27 networks of firms that audit financial statements across borders; and PCP Global, which links accounting and auditing practices in about 30 countries. For a client with interests in several jurisdictions, those links widen the reach of a Msida office.

Accounting, payroll, tax and audit

Certified Public Accountants on the team look after accounting and financial reporting. Payroll is a distinct service: GCS Malta prepares monthly salaries and wages and files the paperwork employers owe to the Maltese authorities, including registration with the Inland Revenue Department as an employer, registration of staff with Jobsplus, and the monthly returns that report tax deducted and National Insurance contributions.

On tax, the firm offers compliance and advisory support, with a section of its work devoted to VAT. That covers advice on whether to register, registration itself, quarterly or annual returns, Intrastat and EC sales reporting, help during compliance visits and disputes, and a VAT scan that reviews a company's processes and suggests improvements. Its tax team can also explain how Malta's double taxation relief and dividend refund system work. UK readers weighing up a move will find background in our guide to Malta tax for UK nationals and our explainer on how Malta's corporate tax structure works.

The audit team provides audit and assurance in line with regulatory requirements, and handles the liquidation of companies.

Corporate services, HR and recruitment

The corporate team handles company formation and ongoing administration, banking setup, and the registration of yachts and aircraft. It can also help entities that are based outside Malta. For a wider view of the sector, our overview of financial services in Malta shows where this kind of provider fits.

A separate HR team supports employee management, and a recruitment arm offers company hiring services aimed at being quick and cost-effective. A salary guidebook for 2026 sits among its resources, and its marketing specialists can help clients with strategy, campaigns and design.

Relocation, residence and work permits

GCS Malta can manage as little or as much of a move as you need. Its relocation list covers residency applications and ID cards, area orientation, temporary housing, home finding, school searches, settling-in help, tenancy management, household goods moves, expense management, moving insurance, and guidance on banking and tax. Our UK guide to relocating to Malta gives the wider picture before you speak to anyone.

On the immigration side, the team deals with employment licences for non-EU nationals, who need one to work in Malta, and with e-Residence cards for people staying longer than three months. EU nationals do not need an employment licence, although the employer must register them with the Employment and Training Corporation.

Msida sits at the head of a marina inlet, and visiting clients can stay in one of the hotels in Sliema and Gżira a few minutes away. To start a conversation, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to GCS Malta.