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my Malta Accountant is the practice of John J. Bezzina, a certified public accountant and tax advisor in San Ġiljan. It helps people and businesses with company formation, tax planning, VAT, bookkeeping, business plans, residence and relocation to Malta. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
my Malta Accountant is a small professional practice built around one person: John J. Bezzina, a certified public accountant and tax advisor. The service is aimed at people and companies who want help with the Maltese side of their finances, whether that means forming a company, understanding tax, registering for VAT or planning a move to the island.
The practice sits in our directory of accountants in Malta and also in the wider list of corporate services providers in Malta. It is based in San Ġiljan, the busy coastal town on the island's east coast better known to UK visitors as St Julian's.
Qualifications and authorisation
Its professionals are fully chartered and certified, and they keep up to date through continuous certifications and seminars covering the latest laws, regulations and techniques in the field. For a client, that matters because Maltese and EU tax and company rules change from time to time, and an adviser who keeps learning is better placed to spot what applies to you.
John Bezzina CPA is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority, usually shortened to MFSA, to carry out corporate services under Article 5 of the Company Service Providers Act, as a Class C company service provider. A company service provider is a firm that is licensed to help with the formation and running of companies, so this authorisation is relevant to anyone who wants to set up a business structure on the island.
Accounting, tax and compliance
The practice offers a full range of services. On the tax side these include company tax structures, personal tax advice, and VAT registration and returns, with help for businesses that need Maltese company tax and corporate structures as well as individuals with personal tax needs. International tax planning, business plans and financial analysis are also available for clients with cross-border interests.
Day-to-day accounting is covered by bookkeeping and compliance work that keeps a business organised and in line with its obligations. The advisory service helps owners make informed decisions, and the business plan service sets out a detailed plan so that goals can be reached on time.
If you are comparing systems, our Malta tax guide for UK nationals and our explainer on the Malta corporate tax structure give an overview in plain English. The wider picture of the sector is in our financial services guide to Malta.
Starting a business and moving to Malta
Beyond accounts and tax, the practice supports people at the start of a Malta journey. Services include forming a company in Malta, starting a business in Malta, purchasing a new home, relocating to Malta and obtaining residency. Its website also has pages on why Malta suits business, working in Malta and Malta residence.
Start-up support is aimed at cost-effective solutions, from company accounting to Malta tax planning. For practical background on settling in, read our UK guide to relocating to Malta. Anyone planning to work remotely from the island can also use our digital nomad guide, and our featured partner CLA Malta is another option for larger company and relocation projects.
Location and how to make contact
my Malta Accountant is listed at Triq Wied Għomor in San Ġiljan. The town is the centre of Malta's nightlife and hotel scene, and many visitors stay in the hotels in Sliema and St Julian's area, which makes a short business meeting easy to fit into a trip. If you have a free afternoon, our Valletta guide shows what to see in the capital.
The practice does not publish its fees, so the simplest start is a short message describing what you need, such as setting up a company, a tax question, VAT or a relocation plan. Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to my Malta Accountant, who will reply to you directly.
Questions about Malta Accountant
Who runs my Malta Accountant?
The practice is the work of John J. Bezzina, a certified public accountant and tax advisor. His authorisation to provide corporate services is held under the name John Bezzina CPA.
What services does my Malta Accountant offer?
It offers company formation, company tax structures, personal tax advice, VAT registration and returns, bookkeeping and compliance, business plans, advisory work, and help with relocating to Malta and obtaining residency.
Is the practice authorised by the MFSA?
Yes. John Bezzina CPA is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry out corporate services under Article 5 of the Company Service Providers Act, as a Class C company service provider.
Can it help me form a company in Malta?
Yes. Forming a company and starting a business in Malta are both listed services, along with company tax structures and VAT registration, so the practice can help you from set-up through to ongoing compliance.
Can it help me move to Malta from the UK?
Relocating to Malta and obtaining residency are among its services, and its website covers working in Malta and Malta residence. Use the enquiry form to explain your situation and what you need.
How do I contact my Malta Accountant?
Send your message through the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass it to the practice. Its website does not publish fees or opening hours, so ask about both when you write.
Practical information
my Malta Accountant is listed at Triq Wied Għomor in San Ġiljan, and the practice's website does not print a street address, opening hours or fees. To ask about forming a company, tax planning, VAT or moving to Malta, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the practice.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Malta Accountant website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.