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Financial statements audits
Financial statements audits
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Financial statement reviews
Financial statement reviews
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Financial statements compilations
Financial statements compilations
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IFRS
IFRS
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Audit quality monitoring
Audit quality monitoring
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Global audit technology
Global audit technology
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Systems and risk assurance
Systems and risk assurance
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General business consulting
General business consulting
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Market research
Market research
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Sustainability
Sustainability is indeed a broad concept. Aside from mitigating the environmental changes caused by the interaction of the industrial world and society with nature, social and governance matters are subjected to increased public and government scrutiny, calling for the promotion of a sustainable performance agenda.
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Business planning and performance improvement
Business planning and performance improvement
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Change and program management
Change and program management
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Business intelligence and analytics
Business intelligence and analytics
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Business valuation and litigation support
Business valuation and litigation support
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Business process outsourcing and consulting
Business process outsourcing and consulting
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Family business consulting
Our business solutions for family businesses center on alignment of all aspects of the family and business, including culture, vision, mission, values, governance, ownership, leadership, communication and policy development.
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Quantitative small caps
Grant Thornton has a wide professional network with a vast array of technical skills that is coupled with a drive to understand the business problem; we can set up the most efficient financial risk management structure that fits your underlying business structure and your risk appetite.
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Data analytics
Data analytics is the process through which businesses leverage data to gain actionable insights and enhance their performance. This is based on a solid foundation of well-organised and accurate data. Many businesses have a large amount of data at their disposal however, most of them do not have the expertise to analyse the available data.
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Bookkeeping & financial accounting
Bookkeeping & financial accounting
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Payroll and personnel administration
Payroll and personnel administration
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Direct and Indirect tax compliance
Tax compliance within outsourcing
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Compilation of financial statements
Compilation of financial statements
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Business process outsourcing
Business process outsourcing including back office and secretarial
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Family business consulting
Family business consulting
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Startups
Startups
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Company formation
Company formation
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BOR
Entities in Malta, including companies, partnerships, foundations, trusts and associations, have an obligation to disclose the ultimate beneficial owner/s (physical person) of the entities. A beneficial owner is defined as the individual (s) who ultimately owns or controls a legal entity or arrangement through direct or indirect ownership of a sufficient percentage of the shares or voting rights or ownership interest in that entity.
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Internal audit
Internal audit
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Risk management and internal controls consulting
Risk management and internal controls consulting
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Governance and risk management
Governance and risk management
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Regulatory services
Regulatory services
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Risk modelling services
Risk modelling services
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Forensic and investigation
Forensic and investigation
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Compliance audit
A compliance audit is a detailed review which focuses on whether an organisation is in conformity with statutory laws as well as internal rules and decisions. This type of audit also assesses the effectiveness of an organization’s internal controls by identifying weaknesses in compliance processes whilst finding measures to enhance such processes.
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Citizenship by naturalisation
The Maltese Citizenship Act (Cap 188) establishes who may become a citizen of Malta by naturalisation, provided that the applicant satisfies the relative provisions.
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Citizenship for Exceptional Services by Direct Investment
With the continuously changing global dynamics and evolving geopolitics, there is an ever-growing number of highly-talented high-net-worth individuals who are willing to invest and relocate to give themselves and their family members the chance to broaden their horizons and become part of a welcoming community.
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Grant of Citizenship for Exceptional Services
Malta has enacted legislation which extends to individuals providing excellent or manifestly superior contributions in the fields of science, research, sports, arts and culture as well as people of exceptional interest to the Republic of Malta, the right to become Maltese citizens.
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Acquisition of citizenship by registration
The Maltese Citizenship Act (Cap 188) establishes who can register as a citizens of Malta. The Act was amended on 1st August 2007, this making it possible for second and subsequent generations born abroad to acquire Maltese citizenship by registration.
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Maltese Family Businesses Resource Centre
For over 30 years Grant Thornton’s advisory teams have assisted family businesses in navigating the challenges of leadership and succession across generations
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Grooming
Preparing the next generation for leadership and ownership is an integral part of any succession process. Grant Thornton can help formulate the necessary grooming plan for all the potential successors.
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Tax services
Using a combination of reason and instinct, we can work with clients to develop a strategy that helps them understand and manage their tax liability in a transparent and ethical way.
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Governance
Having a proper governance structure is essential to ensure that the family and business strategies are achieved. Grant Thornton can advise on this, and facilitate the implementation of the ideal governance structure based on the exact scenario.
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Ownership succession
Letting go of your family business is difficult for all owners and even more so for founders; however, in a family business the additional challenge presented by the family component increases the complexity of this process. Our team of family business advisors will ensure that such ownership issues are dealt with in an effective and structured approach.
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Exit strategies
There are many 'exit strategies' that need to be considered to minimise the risk of conflict. They can arise from the eventual exit of a family member from the ownership ranks and can have many causes. See how we can help.
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Management succession
By implementing our family business guidelines to family succession and a proper governance structure, the management succession process can be completed with minimal conflict and will result in the most competent successor being chosen.
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DORA Consultancy
Firms within the financial sector face a critical imperative to fortify their operational resilience in the digital sphere. Get ahead & prepare for DORA!
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Cyber security Consultancy
Whether you are a multinational corporation, a small business, or an individual, the digital realm holds equal importance for us all.
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Digital Transformation
Build a solid foundation to fuel business reinvention and gain the flexibility you need to succeed through digital transformation.
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IT Audit and Assurance
Information systems procedures have evolved drastically, but so have hacking techniques. Assess your IT resilience & protect your firm!
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Fintech and Innovation
Are you ready to explore the fintech space? Grant Thornton is able to guide you from start to finish.
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Case Studies
Digital transformation has transitioned from being an option to a necessity. The race is on... The question is, are you ready?
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Operational and financial restructuring and reorganisation
Operational and financial restructuring and reorganisation
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Recovery
Recovery
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Financial regulatory services
Financial regulatory services
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GDPR consultancy
The General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) have transformed the way we handle personal data. This regulation is a game-changer for businesses operating within the EU, or the handling of EU citizens' data worldwide.
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Ship and aircraft registration
Ship and aircraft registration
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Medical cannabis licensing in Malta
A study published in 2018 by market intelligence and strategic consultancy firm Prohibition Partners, has forecasted that the European cannabis market will be valued €115.7 billion by 2028. According to the same study, while patient numbers are currently below 100,000 across the region, their number is set to grow to over 30 million in the next decade. In 2018 Malta introduced a bill to legalise the use of medical marijuana and attract companies willing to produce high-grade medical cannabis for the European market.
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Trust and trustee services
As an entrepreneur, business owner, parent or guardian, you will want to ensure that whatever happens in the future, the rewards from your hard work can be protected as efficiently as possible. Grant Thornton Fiduciaire Limited (Grant Thornton) understands this and provides a professional and holistic trust management service.
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Family trusts
The law establishes the requirement of a license for one to be able to act as a trustee subject to certain limited exceptions. One such exception is found in the Rules for Trustees of Family Trusts which provide for an exception to this rule where a trust is set up to hold property settled by a settlor or settlors for the present and future needs of family members or of family dependants who are clearly identifiable.
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Programmes
Grant Thornton is authorised and regulated by the Government of Malta to handle and submit applications for both citizenship applications as well as residence permits under the various residence programmes available in terms of Maltese law.
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Ordinary residency in Malta
Any EU, EEA or third country national who resides in Malta for more than 3 months is obliged to apply for a Residence Permit. There are various grounds upon which an applicant may apply to require a residence permit, including: Self-Sufficiency, Employment or Self-Employment, Family Members, Permanent Residence, Study Purposes.
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Qualifying Employment in Aviation Rule
Malta provides qualified persons employed in the field of aviation with an opportunity to enjoy a 15% flat personal tax rate on income generated from their direct employment in Malta. For a candidate to qualify, their annual income must exceed €45,000. This does not include the value of fringe benefits and applies to the derived income received from an eligible office.
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Qualifying Employment in Innovation and Creativity (Personal Tax) (Amendment) Rules, 2019
These Rules allows persons employed in a role directly engaged in carrying out, or management of research, development, design, analytical or innovation activities, to enjoy a 15% flat personal tax rate on income generated from their direct employment in Malta.
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Qualifying Employment in Maritime and Offshore Oil & Gas Industry Rule
Malta provides qualified persons employed in the field of aviation, with an opportunity to enjoy a 15% flat personal tax rate on income generated from their direct employment in Malta.
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Nomad Residence Permit
The NOMAD residence permit, which was launched in June 2021, allows third-country nationals who would normally require a Visa to travel to Malta, to retain their current employment based in another country whilst legally residing on the island.
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Direct international tax
Direct international tax
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Indirect international tax
Indirect international tax
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Global mobility services
Global mobility services
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Transfer pricing
Transfer pricing
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Estate planning
Estate planning
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Wealth advisory
Wealth advisory
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Regulatory and legal
Regulatory and legal
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Corporate tax services
Corporate services
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VAT
At its simplest, VAT is a tax on consumption and is a multi-stage tax (ie applied at every stage of the production process), which is applied to both goods (ie tangible property) and services. Additionally, although the tax is ultimately borne by the consumer (by getting included in the price paid), responsibility for charging, collecting and passing the tax on to the tax authorities, rests with the supplier.
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2018 Amendments of the Income Tax Act
The following is a brief overview of the new tax provisions introduced in 2018 by the Budget Implementation Act (Act VII of 2018) and other legislative enactments
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Mergers and acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions
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ESEF Reporting
Our ESEF reporting service is tailored to assist listed companies in complying with the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) requirements. As of 2020, ESEF is mandated for annual financial reports of issuers with securities listed on regulated markets. We provide services for mapping the taxonomy and generating audit/regulator-ready xHTML reports.
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Prospects MTF
As of 2016, small and medium-sized enterprises in Malta can access the capital markets through Prospects - a market of the Malta Stock Exchange (MSE) designed specifically for Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME). Prospects offers a cost-effective opportunity for entities looking to raise up to €5 million per issue.
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Project financing
Project financing
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Due diligence
Due diligence
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Valuations
Valuations
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Foreign direct investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is the category of international investment that echoes the objective of obtaining a lasting interest by an investor in one economy in an enterprise resident in another economy.
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Wholesale Securities Market
WSM is a joint venture between the Malta Stock Exchange and the Irish Stock Exchange, combining the best of each partner’s processes and technical skills.
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Aviation
The Maltese Government is constantly remaining to improve the position as the best place to do business within the aviation industry through exhaustive tax agreements, powerful legislation, and many aviation professionals. This is the best time for airlines, financiers and aircraft owners to be located in Malta.
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Maritime
For Maritime, Grant Thornton provide direction with regards to VAT guidelines for yacht leasing, as well as ship and aircraft registration.
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Automotive
We offer a broad range of services relating to automotive, ranging from Transaction advisory, access to finance, business advisory, process and inventory management, tax advisory, audit and advisory, outsourced support services.
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Gaming Regulations
Malta recently overhauled the framework regulating the iGaming sector. Going forward operators will still be required to obtain authorisation to carry out regulated activities.
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Licensing Process
Prior to submission all applicants are advised to go through a pre-application process with one of the MGA’s Licensing Officers. This will ensure that the application has been correctly compiled and all the key ingredients are present.
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Malta Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
As part of the 2019 budget, the government has pledged to introduce a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) framework in Malta.
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The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) II
MiFID II aims to protect investors and make sure that financial markets operate in the fairest and most transparent way possible. Building on stock and investment trading regulation introduced in 2007 it sets to ensure a more integrated financial market.
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Fintech and Innovation
At Grant Thornton we help innovative firms and entities operating in the fintech space launch new propositions and grow their business. We also help established businesses transform and take advantage of the fintech revolution.
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Asset Management
At Grant Thornton we help innovative firms and entities operating in the fintech space launch new propositions and grow their business. We also help established businesses transform and take advantage of the fintech revolution.
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Banking
Grant Thornton combines local insight with global scale to help banks meet regulatory expectations, improve technology, and finance the right companies. If you’re looking for a partner in the banking industry, our expertise can make a difference
Introduction
Grant Thornton Malta (‘We’, ‘Our’, Us’), is a civil partnership registered in Malta with business address Fort Business Centre, Triq L-Intornjatur, Zone 1, Central Business District, Birkirkara CDB1050, Malta. We strive to ensure the utmost protection of an individual’s personal data (i.e., clients, suppliers, visitors, current and prospective employees and so on), when visiting Our website. In this regard, We recommend that you read the following policy (the ‘Privacy Policy’ or ‘Policy’) to adequately understand how We may use your personal data.
By visiting Our website and providing personal details through e.g., a newsletter subscription, you consent to its processing, as well as use of cookies in accordance with this privacy policy and Our cookie policy respectively.
It is important to note that the privacy policy may be subject to change at any time without giving prior notice. Therefore, it is recommended that you review the policy on a regular basis in case of changes.
How do We use your personal data?
In order to collect, process and retain your Personal Data on you as a Data Subject, We ensure that all Personal Data is processed in accordance with purpose for which it was obtained and as strictly necessary. Therefore, We hereby declare that all processing is undertaken in line with a lawful basis.
Lawful basis for processing
Grant Thornton Malta relies on different lawful basis for processing in the collection and processing of your Personal Data. Processing of data is dependent on the purpose to which it is being collected (e.g., to operate Our business, provide products and services, website functionality and cookies and vacant opportunities or as otherwise indicated in other privacy notices). In this regard, Personal Data may be processed based on the following legal grounds:
- Legal obligations: where We would be required to comply with a legal or regulatory obligation to which We may be subject as part of Our business and regulated service offering;
- Contract: where We are required to perform contractual obligations, with an individual or to undertake steps to enter into a contract with the individual;
- Consent: when a Data Subject has freely consented to the processing of their Personal Data for one or more specific purposes;
- Legitimate interest: when We have a legitimate interest to process the data, except where such interests are overridden by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection of Personal Data; and/or
- Public interest: where the processing of data is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller.
Collection of personal data
Our team is committed to safeguarding you or any other natural person (the ‘Data Subject’) whose personal data is being collected, held or processed in compliance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679, more commonly known as the General Data Protection Regulation (the ‘GDPR’). Definitions outlined in this Privacy Policy shall have the same meaning as that stipulated in the GDPR.
We collect data, whether directly or indirectly, relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘Personal Data’). We may collect your personal data through various means, namely; the use of Our website, marketing promotional materials or as may otherwise be stipulated in privacy notices from time to time.
The type of information collected may occur for the submission of a vacancy, subscription to Our marketing newsletters, onboarding of a prospective customer and/or when submitting questions or comments through Our website.
Website data collection
The information collected through Our website is based on information you as the Data Subject choose to provide to Us. Should any information be submitted to Us via email correspondence, We will process same to carry out your request or to execute the purpose to which it was provided.
Consequently, the following types of direct or indirect Personal Data may be collected through Our Website.
- Full name (i.e., name and surname);
- Title (e.g. Dr, Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss);
- Email address;
- Telephone number; and
- Internet Protocol (IP) address.
When visiting Our website or communicating with Us, We log your Internet Protocol (IP) address in order to receive and send information from and to you over the internet. In the event you decide to provide personal data, this policy will apply.
For further information on the use of Our website and applies cookies, please refer to Our Cookie Policy.
Vacant opportunities
When applying with Us for a vacant role, applicants may need to submit Personal Data for Us, as a Data Controller, to process their data. As a result, the following information will be required as part of the recruitment process:
- Full name (i.e., name and surname);
- Contact details;
- An official detailed Curriculum Vitae;
- Details of your qualifications;
- Skills;
- Experience;
- Employment his
Following a successful recruitment process, We may request further information such as criminal records and special categories of data (e.g., biometric data for door access control measures) as would be explained to you. Moreover, We may also collect information on your personal data from third parties, such as through character references by former employees or necessary background checks.
Personal Data relating to vacant opportunities will not be retained for longer than strictly necessary. Unsuccessful applicants’ Personal Data will be retained for a period of six (6) months from date of application. However, should the Data Subject accept, We will retain the Curriculum Vitae for a period of one (1) year to be re-considered in case of other future vacant opportunities. Should you no longer wish to be retained for the one (1) year period, kindly contact Us through any of the contact measures outlined in the ‘Contact Us’ section.
GT Advance training sessions, seminars, and events
Grant Thornton Malta has implemented a GT Advance training platform for continuous professional development. To apply for any GT Advance platform training sessions, you would be required to contact Us on +356 2093 1810 or send an email to advance@mt.gt.com. Following application, We may request the following types of Personal Data to provide you with the requested training needs and certifications:
- Full name (i.e., name and surname);
- Company name;
- Occupation;
- Email address;
- Mobile number;
- ID card number;
- Postal address; and
- VAT number (if applicable).
Moreover, you may be interested in subscribing to Our GT Advance Training Newsletter found on Our website. Should you wish to do so, the above information shall be further processed to provide information on Our scheduled trainings.
In cases where you, as the Data Subject, choose to sign up for seminars or other events organised by Us, the above Personal Data would be collected in order to register you. By signing up, you approve that your Personal Data may be used to manage the event and that you will receive emails from Us concerning the event (e.g., confirmation of the event registration, event reminders, emails with event or seminar materials, etc). Moreover, by choosing to attend one of our training sessions, seminars or events, you would be accepting to the involvement of photographs/videography as applicable, unless otherwise specified in the respective event’s privacy notice. Should you wish to not have your photo or video taken, kindly let us know on marketing@mt.gt.com or inform us at the beginning of the training or event.
Surveys and competitions
We may carry out surveys, competitions and promotional activities on an ongoing basis. As a result, an individual may choose to participate in these activities and consequently consent to the processing of their data. Therefore, Our team will be required to process the provided Personal Data in the performance of a contract in terms of Our surveys, competitions and promotions.
Alternatively, a Data Subject may choose to refrain from taking part in such activities. Therefore, it is important to note that those Data Subjects who choose not to provide such information will not be processed by Us.
Statistical analysis
We have a legitimate interest in the use of Data Subject’s Personal Data for other matters, provided that adequate privacy measures are in place in relation to your rights and interests:
- to ensure that the Data Subject is informed on any modifications to Our website or the terms of Our Privacy Policy;
- for research and/or analysing Our Data Subject’s personal data, to better understand Our clients and online audience, whilst also understanding who they are and how they interact with Our team;
- in the provision of training of staff members; and
- to improve Our website and consistently maintain Our security standards (i.e., statistical/testing/analytical purposes or troubleshooting).
We do this to better understand Our visitors. This research is compiled and analysed on an aggregated and anonymous basis. In cases where the anonymisation of data is not possible, any information collected under this section shall be deleted in accordance with the stipulated retention period outlined to you at data collection stage.
Marketing subscriptions, newsletters and materials
As a Data Subject, you may choose to subscribe to one specific portal subscription or our Grant Thornton newsletter. In view of this, when subscribing to one or more of Our newsletter(s) or other marketing materials, you would agree to the receipt of marketing emails with publications, news, articles, advice on emerging trends and invitations to seminars/events.
Grant Thornton Malta uses a third-party software known as Marketo Engage to which measures were implemented to ensure that all Data Subjects are able to receive information specific to the subscription applied for. This means that the Data Subject’s subscription details will be linked to specific service lines (e.g., TAX, VAT, Audit, Accounting, Regulatory and Corporate) and/or particular categories (e.g., Malta Budget Highlights, Shaping Malta’s Future, Property Landscape).
Should you choose to subscribe to Our newsletter, you acknowledge that the information collected will be transferred to Marketo for processing in accordance with its contractual obligation with Us and in terms of their Privacy Policy. You may choose to unsubscribe at any time by clicking on the provided unsubscribe link in the email or by contact Us on marketing@mt.gt.com. Following your request to be unsubscribed, you will no longer receive newsletters from Grant Thornton relating to that specific service line or category.
Onboarding data collection
Prospective customers may be requested by Our team to provide their Personal Data in line with Our local and international regulations (i.e., as part of Our legal obligations) prior to the provision of a service. As a result, Our onboarding due diligence process is conducted through a third-party system known as ‘Risk Screen’, in which Data Subjects would be required to provide additional types of Personal Data including, but not limited to:
- Official full name (i.e., name and surname);
- Date and place of birth;
- Identification document number;
- Nationalities;
- Permanent/ current residential address;
- Contact information (i.e., mobile/ telephone number, email address, etc);
- Source of wealth (including where income was generated);
- Occupation/ ownership positions;
- Political status (i.e., whether a person is considered a politically exposed person or otherwise); and
- Sanctions, regulatory disciplinary actions, offences, and declaration of bankruptcy.
When providing information through Risk Screen, you acknowledge that the information collected will be used by Grant Thornton and consequently transferred/stored on the Risk Screen system in accordance for Us to carry out Our legal obligation.
To whom We disclose your Personal Data
We may disclose your Personal Data in cases where it is necessary for the purposes to which the data was collected, and/or where We are required to do so under contractual agreement(s) and/or other instances identified (e.g., security mechanisms). Such examples of data sharing include:
- to Our supplier(s), subcontractor(s) or sub-processor(s) for the provision of a service;
- with Law enforcement agencies, other government and regulatory agencies, third parties (in which We are required by law, the courts or other legal/authorities to which We may be subject);
- with member firms of Grant Thornton International Limited where We may be required to provide services and for administrative purposes (e.g., internal audits in line with Our standards);
- Professional advisors, auditors or insurers to which We are required by law or in line with the management of Our business; and
- where a reliance agreement is in place (e.g., professional bodies which need access to the work documents in order to provide services that We may not be able to provide).
Unless specified above, We will not disclose any Personal Data relating to you or others unless We are required to do so by law or as intended in applicable contractual agreements /powers of the data controller in terms of applicable legislation. In this regard, your Personal Data shall not be retained for longer than strictly necessary, as required by law or for purposes other than those made known to you.
Although Our data is stored on servers within Malta and the European Union, We may encounter situations where We would be required to disclose Personal Data to countries outside of the European Economic Area. In view of this, We ensure that security measures are implemented to safeguard disclosures of data whilst maintaining confidentiality. For further information on this, kindly contact Us through any of the channels indicated within Our ‘Contact Us’ section.
How long do We keep your data?
We keep Personal Data only for as long as necessary and in line with the purpose to which it was obtained and/or as required under by any legal, regulatory or contractual requirements or for any litigation or investigation arising from the provision of a service.
Where We collect your personal data, We would predominantly indicate the duration for which We are required to process or retain your Personal Data or as otherwise stipulated in this Policy or Our Cookie Policy.
Individual rights
In terms of the GDPR, Data Subjects are granted rights vis-à-vis the processing of their Personal Data:
- Right to be informed: you have the right to be given clear information regarding how your Personal Data is processed. We do this by means of this Policy which will be duly revised from time to time.
- Right to access: you may send Us a request to access all Personal Data that the Firm holds on you. To exercise this right, kindly send an email to gdpr@mt.gt.com. We will do Our best to attend to your request within one (1) month. In case of more complex requests, the timeframe will be extended by a further one (1) month. Should you disagree with Our judgement, you can complain to the Information and Data Protection Commissioner (hereinafter referred to as the “IDPC”) on File a complaint - IDPC
- Right to rectification: you can also request that any inaccurate or incomplete Personal Data held by Us is corrected accordingly. In such instances, kindly send an email to gdpr@mt.gt.com.
- Right to erasure: there are certain instances where you may also request the deletion of your Personal Data. On a general note, We will comply with your request in this regard. However, We may have the necessity not to comply with the request if retention of the data is required for Us to be compliant with a legal obligation and/or such data would be required by Us to exercise or defend any legal claims.
- Right to restrict or object to processing: you have the right to request the restriction or suppression of your Personal Data in certain circumstances. This would mean that you can limit the way that We use your data where there is a particular reason for wanting such a restriction. In most cases, this is not done indefinitely but for a period of time.
- Right to data portability: you have the right to put forward a request asking Us to provide you with certain personal data which had been provided to Us in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format. When technically feasible, you may also request that your Personal Data be transferred to a third-party controller of your choice.
- Right to object: you may object to your Personal Data being processed at any time, including when such processing is based on legitimate interest (e.g., opting out of marketing subscriptions). You may choose to object to marketing communications at any time by clicking on the provided unsubscribe link in the email or by contact Us on marketing@mt.gt.com.
- Right in automated decision making: You have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects concerning you or similarly significantly affects you.
- Right to lodge a complaint: you have the right to lodge a complaint against any Personal Data breach by communicating such breach to the IDPC. The IDPC may be notified by filling in the complaint form available at File a complaint - IDPC
Where We process your data and you choose to exercise any of your rights, We will ensure to provide feedback and adhere to your requests promptly and within the timeframes required by law. Nevertheless, should the nature and extent of the request prove to be lengthy or complex, we will inform you of any extended periods required to fulfil the exercise of your rights.
How We keep your data secure
We treat security of data with utmost importance. However, no data transmission over the Internet or any other network can be guaranteed as 100% secure. In view of this, We ensure to take appropriate steps to try to protect the security of your Personal Data. Grant Thornton Malta has implemented as many measures as possible to ensure that data remains strictly confidential, is only transferred on a need-to-know basis and for the purpose to which it was obtained.
Links to other websites or platforms
Our website contains links to Grant Thornton member and correspondent firm websites, however this Privacy Policy applies only to Personal Data collected via websites operated by Grant Thornton Malta. It does not apply to specific member or correspondent firms practising under the Grant Thornton name. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of these or other sites.
We encourage Our visitors to be wary when they leave Our website and to read the privacy policies of other sites that collect or use your Personal Data.
For further information on the use of Our website, kindly refer to Our Cookie Policy.
Contact Us
For any further questions about this Policy, how We handle your Personal Data, or wish to exercise a Data Subject right/ complaint, kindly contact Us through any of the following means:
Our website
Please click here to be redirected to Our contact page.
You may choose to contact Our Data Protection Representative and designated data protection and privacy team on gdpr@mt.gt.com.
Registered office address
Grant Thornton,
Fort Business Centre,
Triq L-Intornjatur, Zone 1,
Central Business District,
Birkirkara, CBD 1050,
Malta.