How to Pay Tax on Rental Income in Malta — TA24 Explained (2026)
If you rent out property in Malta, you must declare and pay tax on your rental income. The TA24 form lets you opt for a flat 15% tax on gross rent instead of adding rental income to your standard tax return at progressive rates. This guide explains when TA24 makes sense, how it compares to the normal tax return, key deadlines, Housing Authority rebates, VAT rules, and the main pitfalls landlords should avoid when declaring rental income in Malta for 2026.














