Malta Expense Report Generator

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Expense report

Company name

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Company address

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Tax registration number

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Claimant name

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Employee or contractor ID

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Report number

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Report date

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Period start

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Period end

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Cost centre / project

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Approver

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Expenses

DateCategoryDescriptionAmount
Not providedTravelNot provided€0.00
Expense subtotal
€0.00
Recoverable tax
€0.00
Reimbursable total
€0.00
Amount due to claimant
€0.00

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Reference rates are provided as a convenience. Check eligibility, limits and your employer’s policy before claiming.

Malta expense report: Excel, PDF or Word

FormatBest forLimitations
Online generatorAutomatic totals, VAT, currencies, mileage and instant exports.The export must be retained with the original evidence.
ExcelAccounting analysis and larger volumes of claims.Formula changes and duplicate versions weaken control.
PDFApproval and a stable audit trail.Corrections require a replacement version.
WordA narrative explanation for an unusual expense.Weak calculations and VAT controls.

How to prepare an expense report in Malta

An expense report connects an employee’s or director’s out-of-pocket cost with the business purpose, project, supporting document, payment method and approval. It also separates reimbursable expenses from items already paid with a company card.

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Information and supporting evidence

Record the business name and VAT or tax number, claimant, report number and period, department or project, and approver. Each line should contain the date, supplier, description, specific business purpose, invoice or receipt reference, amount, currency, payment method and VAT.

A card statement demonstrates payment but may not identify the supply well enough for accounting or VAT. Keep the itemised invoice or fiscal receipt and link it to the report line and approval.

  • Separate the private part of a mixed purchase.
  • Mark company-card costs as company paid to avoid duplicate reimbursement.
  • Keep the original foreign-currency amount and exchange rate.
  • Record date, route, business reason, distance and vehicle for every journey.

VAT rates and input tax

Malta’s standard VAT rate is 18%. Current reduced rates include 12%, 7%, 5% and 0% for specifically defined supplies. Use the rate shown on the valid document rather than choosing one from the category name alone.

Input VAT recovery depends on the taxable activity, invoice details and any restriction for the expense type. Private use and entertainment require particular care; the generator’s VAT total is a review figure, not an automatic entitlement.

Business travel, mileage and subsistence

MTCA guidance distinguishes genuine business travel from a private journey. A reimbursement of approved business-travel costs is not generally a fringe benefit, but a private element that is more than negligible can change the treatment.

There is no single mileage or subsistence rate that applies automatically to every Maltese private employer. Use the employment terms or approved policy and keep destination, timing, purpose, distance, accommodation and meal information.

Complete the claim

  1. Choose the itemised, mileage or per-diem template.
  2. Complete the header and enter every supporting document separately.
  3. Check VAT, currency conversion, who paid and business purpose.
  4. Calculate authorised allowances and subtract company payments or advances.
  5. Archive the approved PDF and send Excel or CSV to the bookkeeper.

Retain VAT records for at least six years

VAT records, documents and accounts must generally be retained for at least six years from the end of the relevant year. A late or corrected return can shift the start of that period, while capital goods and certain cross-border schemes may require longer. Electronic invoices must preserve origin, integrity and readability.

Frequently asked questions

Official Malta sources