Income Tax Act (Cap. 123)
Income Tax Act (Cap. 123), article 14F
14F. If an individual proves to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner that he has paid fees in respect of his studies at a
recognised tertiary education in stitution, whether locally or a broad,
he shall be allowed a deduction against his income in respect o f
such fees in such manner and su bject to such conditions as may be
prescribed.
Fees for cultural
activities.
Added by:
V . 2012.17.
Amended by:
XII. 2014.20;
XII.2023.20.
14G .Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this
Act, if an individual proves to t he satisfaction of the Commiss ioner
that in the year preceding a year of assessment he has paid fee s in
respect of his children who have n ot attained the age of sixtee n
years, attending creative or cultural courses organised by
institutions or persons licensed or accredited by the Malta Cou ncil
for Culture and the Arts, he s hall, for each child, be allowed as a
deduction against his income t he lesser of these amounts -
(a) the amount actually paid;
(b) three hundred euro (€300):
Provided that the deduction shall only be allowed if the
payment and the details of the individual making the claim are
confirmed by information provided by the licensed or accredited
person or institution through the Malta Council for Culture and the
Arts, in such format and content as determined by the
Commissioner:
Provided further that in the cas e of attendance at creative or
cultural courses organised by en tities outside Malta, accredita tion
as aforesaid shall not be necessa ry and the claim for deduction shall
be made directly by the individual concerned in such format and
content as determined by the Commissioner.
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School transport
fees.
Added by:
XIII. 2015.49.
14H.* Repealed by Act XIII.2024 .11.
Investment
services
companies.
Added by:
XVII. 1994.13.
Amended by:
II. 2003.11;
II. 2004.10.
Cap. 370.
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