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Published:
17.2.2012
Last Updated:
19.11.2024

Malta Social Security Contributions for self-employed persons

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Class Two Contributions are to be paid by all individuals who derive income of more than € 910 from an economic activity and who are not employed.

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Social Security Contributions (Class Two) Rates

Class Two Contributions are to be paid by all individuals who derive income of more than € 910 from an economic activity and who are not employed.

The Social Security Act defines two categories of persons that are required to pay Class 2 Contributions as follows:

Self Occupied Persons - persons who earn income from Trade, Business, Profession, Vocation or any other economic activity that exceeds €910 per annum.

Self Employed Persons - persons who receive income from rents, investments, capital gains or any other income.

Rates for Class Two Social Security Contributions are based on the annual net profit or income for the year preceding the contribution payment year.

 

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