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INTERSERV

Tax and Corporate Services Firm · 86, Valletta VLT 1453, Malta

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INTERSERV is a tax and corporate services firm at 86 Merchants Street in Valletta, active since 2004 and related to the law firm Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates. It handles company formation, tax, administration, wealth structuring, banking introductions, funding, gaming licences and residence. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.

INTERSERV Tax and Corporate Services has worked from Valletta since 2004, giving practical tax and corporate advice to international groups and entrepreneurs who plan to do business in or from Malta. Its office is on Merchants Street in the capital, and the firm is related to Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates, a law firm ranked in leading legal directories. It is listed in our directory of corporate services providers in Malta.

Regulation and team

INTERSERV is a brand name of AC Capital Ltd, an affiliate of Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates. AC Capital is licensed and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority under the Trusts and Trustees Act, is authorised to act as trustee, to provide fiduciary services and to administer private foundations, and may provide company services.

The team includes lawyers, corporate administrators, a banking relationship unit and a compliance unit. Dr Priscilla Mifsud-Parker is a director who specialises in corporate structures, relocation planning and wealth structuring, and she has been with the firm since 2006. The culture stresses independence, transparency and responsiveness, with a results-based approach in which client success counts as the firm's own, and an open-minded attitude to problems.

The wider team handles day-to-day corporate administration, onboarding and registration, ongoing compliance for Maltese companies and trusts, and liaison with banks. Articles on the site cover regulatory topics such as the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation and Malta as a base for regulatory technology providers.

Company formation and administration

The firm sets up companies in Malta, and also in Cyprus and the UK. A Maltese company can be formed remotely without a visit to the island, and incorporation usually takes a couple of days from submission to the Malta Business Registry, with a ten-day process that includes two days of preparation. A company needs at least one director and one company secretary. The minimum share capital is €1,165 for a private company and €46,588 for a public one. A company name can be reserved for three months.

Once the company exists, the firm provides registered office and administration services, corporate secretarial support and bank account opening for businesses and individuals. For more on this, see our Malta tax guide for UK nationals.

Limited liability is the main attraction of using a company, since a shareholder's exposure is limited to the paid-up share capital. A company also tends to look more credible than an individual trading in their own name, and some contracts and tenders can only be bid for by incorporated businesses. Companies can be used for trading, such as technology, e-commerce, gaming, financial services, logistics and shipping, or as holding companies that own assets.

Tax, wealth and funding

A Maltese company is taxed on worldwide profits at a headline rate of 35 per cent, and on a dividend its shareholders may claim a refund of part of that tax, so that the effective rate can be as low as 5 per cent. The firm also advises on the notional interest deduction, the participation exemption and consolidated tax reporting. Our Malta corporate tax structure guide gives the background, but take personal advice before acting.

Families can use trusts, foundations and a private trust company for asset protection, estate and succession planning. The firm also guides clients to funding programmes in Malta and the EU, assists with gaming licences from pre-licensing advice to post-approval support, and offers guidance on residency, citizenship, property and company offices. See our relocation guide for the UK perspective.

How to start

The firm offers a free consultation and responds within 24 hours. Its Valletta office is close to the sights covered in our Valletta guide. To begin, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the firm.

Questions about INTERSERV

What does INTERSERV do?

It is a tax and corporate services firm offering company formation, tax advice, administration, trusts and foundations, bank account opening, funding guidance, gaming licences, residency and property support.

Where is the office?

The office is at 86 Merchants Street, Valletta VLT 1177, Malta, in the capital's main commercial street, close to the sights described in our Valletta guide.

Is INTERSERV regulated?

INTERSERV is a brand of AC Capital Ltd, which is licensed and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority under the Trusts and Trustees Act and may provide company services.

How long has the firm operated?

It has operated from Valletta since 2004 and is related to Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates, a law firm ranked in leading legal directories, so clients can draw on legal expertise as well.

Can I set up a Maltese company remotely?

Yes. A Maltese company can be formed without visiting Malta. Incorporation usually takes a couple of days after submission to the registry, and a ten-day process covers preparation and registration.

What does a Maltese company require?

It requires at least one director and one company secretary. Minimum share capital is €1,165 for a private company and €46,588 for a public company, and the name can be reserved for three months.

Does it help with gaming licences?

Yes. The firm project manages gaming licences from pre-licensing advice through the application, including business plans and systems audit, and gives support after approval.

How do I contact the firm?

Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page. We pass your message to the firm, which promises a response within 24 hours and full client confidentiality.

Practical information

The office is at 86 Merchants Street, Valletta VLT 1177. The website gives no opening hours or fixed fees, and it promises a response to enquiries within 24 hours with full client confidentiality. To start, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the firm.

Location

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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the INTERSERV website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.

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