Gilbert Bonnici

B. Accountancy (Hons), CPA, FIA
Chief Finance Officer
Languages spoken:
English, Maltese, Italian, French
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Summary

Gilbert leads the financial management across all its offices, navigating through continued growth and international expansion. He is a certified public accountant and auditor with significant experience from Big 4 accounting firms in Malta and internationally.

Gilbert graduated with a Bachelor of Accountancy in 2004 and earned his CPA warrant in 2007. His career began at Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC), where he worked for five years, including assignments abroad. Notably, he was involved in investigating a large fraud scandal in 2005.

Experience

In May 2009, Gilbert transitioned to the Foundation for Medical Services, initially working at the Ministry for Health before taking on the role of Financial Controller for Mental Health Services. In June 2016, he moved back to the private sector.

Academic Record

  • Malta Institute of Accountants
  • Malta Institute of Management
  • Institute of Financial Services Practitioners
  • Languages: Maltese, English, French, Italian

Memberships

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Why Non-Compete Clauses Matter – A European PerspectiveWhy Non-Compete Clauses Matter – A European Perspective
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Why Non-Compete Clauses Matter – A European Perspective

Non-compete clauses and post-employment restrictions are among the most sensitive – and often most misunderstood – tools available to employers. When properly designed, they can protect key business interests such as trade secrets, strategic know-how, and customer relationships. Find out how to protect your company.

Malta Retirement Programme: Special Tax Status in Malta for PensionersMalta Retirement Programme: Special Tax Status in Malta for Pensioners
February 16, 2026
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Malta Retirement Programme: Special Tax Status in Malta for Pensioners

Malta Retirement Programme provides qualifying retirees with special tax status, enabling foreign pension income to be taxed at a flat 15% rate, subject to a minimum annual tax, while offering legal residence in Malta. The Programme is open to retired individuals receiving pension income as their primary source of income. This publication outlines the legal framework, eligibility requirements, property conditions, tax treatment, treaty access, and the administrative process for obtaining Special Tax Status and Maltese residence permit. It also highlights the importance of cross-border tax coordination to ensure alignment between Malta and the retiree’s country of pension source.

European Guide to Holding Company Tax RegimesEuropean Guide to Holding Company Tax Regimes
February 11, 2026
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European Guide to Holding Company Tax Regimes

European holding companies remain a cornerstone of international structuring for families, private investors, and multinational groups, despite increased regulatory convergence across the EU. While participation exemptions and directive access are now widely available, material differences persist in how jurisdictions tax inbound and outbound flows, impose substance requirements, and apply anti-avoidance rules in practice.

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Gilbert, a CPA since 2007, brings a wealth of experience, handling complex financial needs. With international assignments under his belt, he’s well-equipped to provide strategic financial advice. Reach out to benefit from his expertise!

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