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Malta property after a death: a notary is a records starting point
What Malta’s Tax and Customs Administration says about documenting and registering a transfer of locally owned immovable property.
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Practical questions about wills, important documents and life across borders. Carefully sourced starting points, never personal legal advice.
Malta
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