No, the UAE company would not be considered a tax resident of Malta simply because the director, who is also a shareholder of the company, is a Malta non-dom. Tax residency of a company is determined by factors such as where it is incorporated, where it is managed and controlled from, and where its operations take place. The fact that the director is a Malta non-dom may have implications for his personal︀ tax liability, but it would not automatically make the company a tax resident of Malta.︁