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A New Era for Trustees in Switzerland
Insights Laure Cordt-Møller

Switzerland is removed from the EU tax grey list
Insights Olivier Cavadini

The (almost) End of Bearer Shares in Switzerland

The Federal Law on the Implementation of the Recommendations of the World Forum will enter into force on 1 November 2019.
Insights Michael Wells-Greco

Modern families in Switzerland

Building a family as an LGBTI+ parent takes planning.
Insights Laure Cordt-Møller

A decade later…the protocol of amendment to the double taxation agreement between Switzerland and the United States is finally entering into force

The protocol of amendment to the double taxation agreement between Switzerland and the United States is finally entering into force.
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Swiss Federal Council opens a consultation on the introduction of a new fund category

The draft law aims to strengthen the competitiveness of the Swiss investment fund market.
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Swiss corporate tax reform passed at referendum

After an initial rejection in February 2017, on 19 May 2019 the Swiss public voted to pass new corporate tax reforms.
Insights Christophe Levet

Brexit: Switzerland and the UK Guarantee Citizens' Existing Rights

An overview of Switzerland's agreement with the UK on the rights of citizens following Brexit.
Insights Laure Cordt-Møller

Place of taxation of brokerage commissions

The new version of Article 21 the Cantonal and Communal Income Tax Harmonisation Act (CCITHA) will enter into force on 1 January 2019.
Insights Grégoire Uldry

Proposed changes to the canton of Geneva’s Corporate Income Tax rate

An update on the proposed changes to the canton of Geneva's Corporate Income Tax rate.
Insights Grégoire Uldry

Modernisation of Swiss inheritance law: greater freedom for the testator

The Federal Council adopts message addressed to Parliament with the aim of adapting inheritance law to the evolution of society.
Insights Mark Summers

The Corrections: taxpayers required to address errors in offshore tax reporting by 30 September 2018 or face stringent new penalties

HMRC now have a nuclear legislative weapon against offshore non-compliance, in the form of the ‘requirement to correct’ (RTC) legislation.
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