These are the main stories featured in today's newspapers:
Times of Malta reports that tax investigators are going undercover in their fight against VAT-dodging software being used by dishonest entrepreneurs. A second story says that most of the almost 1,000 people struck off the unemploymentregister last year had failed to prove they were actively trying to find a job.
L-orizzont says the American company Crane Currency was expected to start operating by the end of the year. It also says a police raid led to the discovery of cannabis at a Marsa bar.
The Malta Independent reports that the fine for throwing a cigarette butt on the ground was higher than parking a crane illegally. It also reports that former MP Frank Portelli is among the contenders for the post of Nationalist Party leader.
In-Nazzjon gives prominence to the PN leadership election on September 2, carrying pictures of Frank Portelli and Alex Perici Calascione submitting their nomination.
