Switzerland (8th edition) (February 2020)

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New decade, new approach - ITR's Switzerland Special Focus launched

Switzerland’s rules on mutual agreement procedures seeks to ensure legal certainty

The abolishment of holding company status: Measures to mitigate the tax burden

Locating intangibles in a post-reform Switzerland: Tax incentives and transfer pricing consistency

Strengthening the Swiss capital market: Fundamental changes required for withholding tax

Upgrading to SAP S/4 HANA: The evolving role of the tax function in large multinationals

Features Articles

Switzerland’s rules on mutual agreement procedures seeks to ensure legal certainty

The abolishment of holding company status: Measures to mitigate the tax burden

Locating intangibles in a post-reform Switzerland: Tax incentives and transfer pricing consistency

Strengthening the Swiss capital market: Fundamental changes required for withholding tax

Upgrading to SAP S/4 HANA: The evolving role of the tax function in large multinationals

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New decade, new approach - ITR's Switzerland Special Focus launched

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Switzerland’s rules on mutual agreement procedures seeks to ensure legal certainty

New legislation governing Switzerland’s network of double tax agreements responds to the OECD’s minimum standards in preventing treaty abuse and improving the dispute resolution process. Rolf Wüthrich of burckhardt Ltd explores the commercial and tax implications of these positive developments.

Rolf Wüthrich, February 05, 2020
Sponsored by Prager Dreifuss

The abolishment of holding company status: Measures to mitigate the tax burden

The Federal Act on Tax Reform and AHV Financing (TRAF) abolished cantonal tax privileges for holding, domicile and mixed companies. Roland Böhi and Lukas Scherer of Prager Dreifuss analyse the impact of the reform and assess the transitional measures set up to alleviate an additional tax burden.

Lukas Scherer, February 05, 2020
Sponsored by Deloitte Switzerland

Upgrading to SAP S/4 HANA: The evolving role of the tax function in large multinationals

S/4 HANA has long-been touted as an innovative business suite that could act as a catalyst for customers undergoing digital transformation. Martin Krivinskas and Jan de Clercq of Deloitte outline how and why the developments should be embraced by multinational companies for tax-related purposes.

Jan De Clercq, February 05, 2020

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