Ask Malta Calculator AI: Your Pension and Car Import Cost in Seconds

How does it work?

The AI reads your question and turns it into inputs for one of our calculators: salary, pension, retirement age, car import or road licence. The calculator does the maths and the AI writes a short explanation around it. If you leave something out, it picks the most common case and tells you what it assumed, so you can change it.

Example: what will my pension be?

“I was born in 1968, I'm married and I paid SSC for 35 years on about €32,000. What will my pension be?”

Born in 1968, your pension age is 65 and a full pension needs 40 years. With 35 years you get 91% of the full rate, and because €32,000 is above the 2026 Maximum Pensionable Income, the pension is worked out on €29,083.36:

The answer links to the pension calculator with these details filled in, where you can add child credits, a deferral or a private pension and see the result change.

Example: what does it cost to import a car from the UK?

“How much will it cost to import a 2019 petrol car from the UK bought for £12,000? CO2 is 118 g/km.”

A used car from outside the EU pays customs duty and VAT on top of registration tax. The AI assumed £500 shipping and a typical 4,400 mm length and says so in the answer:

Cars that meet the UK rules of origin may pay 0% duty, and people moving to Malta with a car they have owned for two years may not pay registration tax at all. The car import calculator lets you switch these on.

Save it as Excel or Markdown

Pension and car import answers come with a result card. Download it as an Excel file, or copy it as a Markdown table to paste into an email, a note or a chat with your accountant. The same buttons are on the pension and car import calculators.

What it does not do

The AI only covers Malta salary and tax, payroll deadlines, pensions and vehicles. It does not give advice. For anything binding, confirm with the authority or a licensed adviser.