Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has gone into detail regarding the “super bonus”, targeting workers across Malta and Gozo, saying it will reach a wide cross-section of people in employment. In a video shared on Facebook, Caruana said the scheme will apply to self-employed individuals, pensioners who are still working, students in employment, as well
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has outlined a new proposal by the Labour Party that would see workers receive a €1,000 annual payment. In an explainer, Caruana said the measure is aimed at directly supporting workers while continuing to reduce their tax burden. “Because today we have many people who have entered and succeeded in the Maltese and Gozitan
All workers will receive a €1,000 yearly bonus intended to “reward their hard work”, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced on Monday. Meanwhile, companies with an annual turnover of under €1 million will see their corporate tax rate drop from 35% to 25%, he said. Speaking at a news conference kicking off the second week of the electoral campaign, Abela
Prime Minister Robert Abela on Monday placed a €1,000 annual bonus for workers at the heart of the Labour Party's latest set of electoral proposals, presenting it as a direct investment in people and a tangible measure aimed at improving everyday wellbeing. Addressing the media, Abela said the initiative is part of a broader social and economic philosophy,
The Labour Party has proposed a €1,000 annual bonus for workers as part of its latest measures. Under the proposal, all full-time workers would receive the bonus each year, including single individuals. Part-time workers earning less than €12,000 annually would also benefit through a pro-rata payment, with a minimum of €500. The measure is aimed at