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VAT deregistration (Malta)

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There are a number of reasons why a business may wish or be obliged to cancel its VAT registration. The main reasons for doing so are as follows:

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•�� Transfer of a going concern.
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Where the whole of a business is transferred as a going concern to a new owner, the buyer can choose to:

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