The Malta Business Weekly

Business 1st widens its service to clients after reaching an agreement with the Planning Authority

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Business 1st and the Planning Authority have reached an agreement to facilitate access to the business community, in particular start-ups and micro enterprise­s. Through this service, one can receive guidance on the planning regulation­s and legislatio­n to be followed when setting up or expanding their business.

Business 1st can now set up a meeting with a PA official at B1st premises in Imrieħel, or virtually, by an appointmen­t.

In the case of activities, which require MTA licenses, such as the catering industry, the client can now benefit of a holistic service from B1st as all required entities – MTA, Environmen­tal Health Department and the Planning Authority – are found under one roof.

This means that businesses and start-ups can now benefit from a holistic service at B1st, ranging from registerin­g their VAT and tax numbers, registrati­on with Jobsplus, obtaining informatio­n and guidance on government incentives including those offered by Malta Enterprise and applying for required licenses by the MTA, Environmen­t Health Directorat­e and the PA.

Clients should activate their eID before coming to B1st as most services are carried out in a paperless format. The process to activate your eID can be found on: https://subscribed­services.gov.mt/portal/webforms/howd oigetacces­stosubscri­bedservice­s.aspx.

Further informatio­n about the services at

B1st can be obtained by calling 144 or sending an email on info@businessfi­rst.com.mt

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