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We will reduce income tax rates for all workers and the self-employed. We will remove tax from the cost-of-living increase, COLA.
We will remove all tax on transfers of property or family businesses through inheritance.
We will remove all tax on property donations from parents to children or grandchildren.
We will remove the electricity meter rent in the home where you live. We will reduce electricity rates by an average of 30% for families and people living alone. We will reduce electricity rates by 15% and remove electricity meter rent for farmers, fishers, livestock breeders and voluntary organisations.
Patients will be served by four hospitals: - We will turn the Paola Hub into a 250-bed hospital, - build a new 250-bed hospital in the north, - build a new 400-bed hospital in Gozo, and - invest in and upgrade Mater Dei Hospital. We will create a National Health Park in Selmun with 60 beds.
We will build a new school every year. We will increase stipends by 25% for all students.
We will strengthen connectivity between Gozo and Malta through better ports, new ships, a more frequent fast ferry and efficient public transport.
We will give a refund of 50% of the interest on loans for a first residential home for a period of 10 years, which could amount to around €46,800. The money will go directly into first-time buyers’ bank accounts.
We will create a national Mass Rapid Transport System to reduce traffic and give people back their time.
We will provide a guarantee of peace of mind and security. We will ensure that public services are efficient and that infrastructure keeps up with the country’s needs. We will live in a country proud of its identity, where the economy grows through value, not volume.
We will increase pensions by at least €650 per year, not capped and not as a one-time increase. We will provide a free family doctor service for elderly people in their homes.
We will create open spaces, gardens and parks in every town and village.
We will reduce the tax rate for micro-enterprises from 35% to 15%. We will reduce the tax rate for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from 35% to 25%.
Stamp duty on the transfer of businesses passed on through inheritance will be removed.
We want workers to keep more money in their pockets so that work starts paying well again. The income threshold from which tax starts being paid will be raised, and tax bands will be widened so that more workers and self-employed people pay less tax.
When the PN was in government, it reduced the maximum rate from 65% to 35%. We will immediately begin consultation with stakeholders on the possibility of lowering the maximum rate again, thereby strengthening competitiveness.
The VAT exemption threshold will increase from €35,000 per year to €70,000, so that more businesses can choose whether or not to remain in the VAT system.
Foreign direct investment from companies that build solutions for satellite connectivity, space- derived data, navigation systems and AI. This sector will bring around €100 million to Malta in the first five years and, within 10 years, will generate around €200 million per year.
The Mediterranean Maritime Fuel Hub will generate around €450 million in the Maltese economy and create hundreds of new jobs. Bunkering is an important economic sector that we will expand with a vision for the future.
To make the catering sector more competitive compared with other destinations in the Mediterranean, we will harmonise the rates applicable to the sector, help the sector become more sustainable, and ensure that consumers can also benefit.
Training for worker skilling and re-skilling provided by employers will be 100% financed.
We want to help Maltese companies attract high-level talent without increasing their costs. Through the Malta Homecoming Act, we will provide an exemption from personal income tax for the first five years of employment.
Industrial spaces and an affordable rent scheme for small Maltese businesses, specifically for start-ups and SMEs in the expansion phase.
A major project in Marsa and around the Grand Harbour, turning this area into a national centre for culture. We will invest in a National Hall and the Marsa Expo Centre.
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