A Nationalist Party government would exempt young people from paying income tax for five years on earnings of up to €50,000 a year. The PN said the measure would cost just over €590 million to implement over a five-year period. Party candidate James Grech unveiled the pledge during a press conference held on Friday morning. He said young people will
The Nationalist Party has pledged that if it wins the upcoming general election, a PN government will give all youths in their first 10 years of employment a full exemption on income tax for a period of five consecutive years. This will be capped to youths earning not more than €50,000 per year. A series of proposals targeting youth in the Malta were
PN leader Alex Borg announced a proposal which sees tax waived for young persons during their first five years in their careers. Should the Nationalist Party be elected, it would grant young Maltese and Gozitans a full income tax exemption for five years on income up to €50,000 per year. This applies to those who have been resident in Malta for at
