For the 5th anniversary of the Swiss Association of Business Transfer Experts, our partner Raphaël Leveau co-authored a white paper on the Swiss M&A market, featured in PME magazine.
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Ofisa Berney Associés becomes Berney Associés Vaud
Ofisa Berney Associés becomes Berney Associés Vaud. This evolution is a continuation of the merger between the two entities and reflects a strengthened common identity.
LTPM: Swiss Register of Beneficial Ownership
The LTPA introduces new transparency obligations for Swiss companies. Here are the key changes to be aware of.
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This article examines the tax implications of transferring an investment property to a property company, taking into account the regimes in force in Geneva and Vaud, and offers a numerical analysis through a concrete case study.
With the end of the «non-dom» regimes in the UK and Portugal, Switzerland remains a favoured alternative thanks to its lump-sum taxation, offering a stable and predictable framework for wealthy taxpayers.
As the UK and Portugal reform their «non-dom» and «non-habitual resident» regimes, Switzerland's lump-sum taxation remains an attractive alternative - offering foreign taxpayers a simplified and expenditure-based tax framework.
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Berney Associés announces its strategic alliance with Alteris Léman in Nyon. The alliance will strengthen Berney Associés' presence in the Lake Geneva region and, more broadly, in French-speaking Switzerland.
The Canton of Vaud is raising the exemption thresholds for gifts and inheritances, making it easier to pass on family assets.
We are delighted to welcome Karine Badertscher Chamoso as partner in charge of the Lausanne Audit Department.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Hikmet Ayan as a partner in the Group! Find out more about him.
Discover the new HR developments in 2025: increase in social security contributions, LPP reform, rise in the minimum wage in Geneva, and revaluation of AHV pensions.
From 1 January 2025, digital platforms facilitating the sale of goods will, under certain conditions, have to apply VAT in Switzerland.
From 2025, VAT in Switzerland will change: new obligations for platforms, tax exemptions, and simplifications for SMEs. Adapt your accounting to remain compliant.
The Swiss M&A market is experiencing renewed momentum, with the technology, healthcare, and industrial sectors leading the way. EV/EBITDA multiples are stabilising, paving the way for new investment opportunities in energy and infrastructure.
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