Worldwide: Corporate Tax

International families often hold assets through companies and investment structures spread across multiple jurisdictions. As tax authorities have sharpened their focus in recent years, one concept has become increasingly pivotal: where an entity is truly managed and controlled. In many cases, this now determines not only tax residence, but also treaty access and the robustness of a structure as a whole.

Switzerland continues to attract internationally mobile professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors, drawn by its political stability, strong legal framework, and favourable tax environment.

Following our joint session of the two GGI Practice Groups Global Mobility Solutions and Real Estate during the GGI World Conference in Zurich, speakers have briefly wrapped up their contents...

Reports suggest that multinational businesses now face a landscape where trade, investment, and corporate presence are no longer purely economic matters but are increasingly impacted by geopolitics.

Transfer pricing, the pricing of goods, services, and intangibles between related entities, has always been a significant concern for multinational enterprises...

The Delacroix family, a European high-net-worth family, had spent generations building wealth across various industries, including real estate, private equity, and financial markets.

This article considers a number of questions that we are frequently asked regarding Swiss companies.

Switzerland is an attractive jurisdiction for the location of a company for several reasons, as detailed in the Dixcart Swiss Company Jurisdiction Note.

Recent events around the world, including the covid pandemic and major wars, mean that stability, security and reputational issues have become even more important