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PwC Malta is the Maltese member firm of the PwC network, offering audit and assurance, tax and legal, advisory, digital, risk and corporate services from its office at 78 Mill Street in Qormi. It works with sectors from banking and gaming to family businesses. Send your enquiry through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
PwC Malta is the local member firm of the PwC network, a global group of professional services firms. It is one of the best-known names in Malta for audit, tax and advice, and it serves everything from locally owned family companies to banks, insurers, funds and gaming operators. Its office stands at 78 Mill Street in Qormi, in the middle of the island and a short drive from Valletta and the airport.
On VisitMalta.co.uk the firm appears in our directory of accountants in Malta and among the island's corporate services providers, which makes it a useful entry for UK businesses weighing up a move or an expansion.
Service lines
PwC Malta organises its work into several main areas. Audit and assurance covers the independent checking of accounts and related reporting. Tax and legal brings together advice on direct and indirect taxes with legal support. Advisory helps organisations plan change and improve performance, while digital services focus on technology, data and artificial intelligence.
Finance and corporate services cover the day-to-day accounting and company administration that many businesses prefer to outsource. A further area, risk and regulation, deals with compliance and the demands of regulated industries. The firm also provides specialist work on data protection under the General Data Protection Regulation, intellectual property, workforce matters, pensions, shipping and sustainability.
If you are comparing Maltese tax arrangements before approaching an adviser, our guides to Malta tax for UK nationals and the Malta corporate tax structure explain the basics in plain English. This page describes what the firm offers and is not tax or legal advice.
Sectors it works with
The firm groups its clients by sector: asset and wealth management, banking and fintech, gaming, insurance, manufacturing, local family business and private clients. Each of these has its own insights section on the website, with commentary on topics such as VAT, international financial reporting standards, EU funding and the annual Malta budget.
Readers interested in the wider market can see how these industries fit together in our overview of financial services in Malta and our iGaming in Malta guide. PwC Malta also positions itself as a partner for businesses preparing for ViDA, the European Union's VAT in the Digital Age reforms, and for firms that want to use AI and cloud technology.
Issues, insights and training
Beyond client work, PwC Malta publishes regular research. Its pages include an annual review, an economic outlook with a summer 2026 edition focusing on demographics, short reads on current topics and a press room. Cyber security, data and analytics, digital and AI, and risk and regulation are the headline issues it tracks.
PwC's Academy has been the firm's training arm since 2010, and it has trained thousands of professionals and people working towards qualifications and certifications. The firm also runs graduate, student and experienced hire programmes, with a specific careers route for expatriates, so it is of interest to people planning a career move too; our relocation guide for Malta covers the practical side. Recruiters such as Accelerate Finance and Legal Recruitment are also listed in our directory.
Commitments and values
PwC is committing to net zero by 2030, and its Malta pages set out a code of conduct, a diversity programme, a human rights statement and corporate responsibility work. At network level PwC is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact.
For general background on the island's economy and why so many international firms are based here, see our about Malta page. For another accounting practice close to Qormi, you can look at 3a Malta in the directory.
Contacting PwC Malta
The Maltese office is at 78 Mill Street, Qormi CBD 5090. Fees are not published, so the best first step is a short note explaining what you need, such as an audit, a tax question or an advisory project.
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to PwC Malta, who will reply to you directly.
Questions about PwC Malta
What services does PwC Malta offer?
PwC Malta offers audit and assurance, tax and legal, advisory, digital services, finance and corporate services, and risk and regulation, plus specialist work on data protection, pensions, shipping, sustainability and intellectual property.
Where is the PwC Malta office?
PwC Malta's office is at 78 Mill Street, Qormi CBD 5090, in the middle of the island. The website does not give opening hours, so use our enquiry form to start a conversation.
Which sectors does PwC Malta serve?
It serves asset and wealth management, banking and fintech, gaming, insurance, manufacturing, local family business and private clients, with sector insights published on its website for each area.
Does PwC Malta offer training?
Yes. PwC's Academy has been the firm's training arm since 2010 and has trained thousands of experienced professionals and people working towards qualifications or certifications over the past decade.
Can I apply for a job at PwC Malta?
PwC Malta recruits graduates and experienced hires, student opportunities and a route for expatriates. Check its careers pages for current vacancies, or use our form if you want to ask the firm a question.
How do I contact PwC Malta through VisitMalta.co.uk?
Use the enquiry form on this page and describe what you need. We will pass your message to PwC Malta, and the firm will reply to you directly.
Practical information
PwC Malta's office is at 78 Mill Street, Qormi CBD 5090. The website does not publish opening hours or fees, because engagements are agreed with each client. To ask about audit, tax, advisory or any other service, send your details through the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the firm.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the PwC Malta website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.