Blockchain and value added tax
Blockchain is on everyone’s lips – but no one is thinking about VAT! Analyze business cases, improve processes and optimize your VAT situation even in the new world of crypto-currencies and blockchain’s.
Recognize value added tax risks
Do you know the risks of value added tax (VAT)? Although many entrepreneurs deal with the topic of VAT, risks are often not perceived or perceived late. When it comes to VAT, even small details can turn into a big problem and accordingly cause a big burden for your business. Read here how you can minimize these risks with VAT.
Cross-border restructuring
The legal field around restructurings and conversion of companies is complex, especially because due to the aspect that corporate and tax law have to be harmonized for a successful restructuring. In the following article, you will learn what needs to be taken into account, especially in cross-border restructurings, and how we can support you in this process. The present article deals with restructurings between Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Information on other countries will be provided on an individual basis.
BEPS 2.0 Reform of the international tax rules
What is BEPS 2.0 and what are the implications of introducing global minimum taxation. In this blog you will get an overview and introduction around BEPS 2.0.
What to consider on VAT and COVID-19 measures?
The current situation due to the extraordinary COVID-19 measures may also have an impact on your value added tax (VAT) accounting. Below you will find an overview with the aspects to be considered.
Important tax questions related to COVID19 – focus on Liechtenstein
The current situation due to the extraordinary COVID measures may also have an impact on the tax situation of employees. One year after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and in view of the submission of the tax returns for the years 2020 and 2021, significant questions are increasingly arising regarding the imputation / deduction of individual costs. Below you will find an overview with current information that may also affect your tax return.
Important tax questions related with COVID 19 – focus Switzerland
The current situation due to the extraordinary COVID measures may also have an impact on the tax situation of employees. One year after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and in view of the submission of the tax returns for the years 2020 and 2021, significant questions are increasingly arising regarding the imputation / deduction of individual costs. Below you will find an overview with current information that may also affect your tax return.
Anti-abuse provisions
Review your portfolio and act before December 31, 2021 to avoid further document expense and an additional 12.5% tax.
Employees as cross-border commuters: Part 1
Due to their geographical location, companies have to deal with the cross-border commuter issue. What to do when your employees cross borders. Get an insight into current tax and social security aspects for cross-border commuters. In this article you will get a general overview of tax liability in Switzerland.
