Each year, the national Budget reshapes the business landscape - tax, incentives, cost of labour, and growth funding. Our Budget 2026 summary highlights what has been announced.
Malta Budget 2026
The Malta Budget 2026 was announced on Monday, 27th October
Minister Clyde Caruana has presented the budget for 2026. Here are the main measures introduced:
Cola increase of €4.66 per week.
Pensions increase of €10 per week.
Self-employed persons to benefit from Parental Leave, Bereavement Leave & Miscarriage Leave.
Beneficial tax-free bands for parents applying the parent or married tax computation.
Extension of first-time buyers schemes.
Free AI courses, national certifications, and practical sessions for all age groups. Free subscription to a leading AI service upon course completion.
The Micro Invest scheme will be further strengthened.
Cola increase of €4.66 per week.
Pensions increase of €10 per week.
Self-employed persons to benefit from Parental Leave, Bereavement Leave & Miscarriage Leave.
Beneficial tax-free bands for parents applying the parent or married tax computation.
Extension of first-time buyers schemes.
Free AI courses, national certifications, and practical sessions for all age groups. Free subscription to a leading AI service upon course completion.
The Micro Invest scheme will be further strengthened.
The Malta Budget 2026 Summary
Download our budget document to learn about the measures introduced.