The COVID-19 pandemic, and the way we’ve responded, has affected lives, livelihoods, communities and businesses around the world. It’s been a crisis of uncertainty and many unanswered questions. But also one of solidarity, disruption, opportunity and the chance to reflect on what matters most. As coronavirus continues to dominate headlines, politics and corporate agendas, a new normal is beginning to take shape. How we approach current challenges – and opportunities – will pave the way for what’s next. Regular, honest and open dialog needs to be our key companion on this journey. By sharing various perspectives, ideas, realities and lessons learned, we can guide each other.
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12 April 2021
IBOR Transition: Regulatory and industry-led market developments in March 2021
The transition from Interbank Offered Rates (IBOR) to Alternative Risk-Free Rates (RFRs) has an impact on all financial and non-financial institutions operating with the impacted floating reference rates. It affects a wide range of financial instruments on the derivative and cash markets.
9 April 2021
The Swiss Federal Tax Administration pays out taxpayers’ credit balances from VAT returns more quickly
In response to numerous requests, the Swiss Federal Tax Administration (SFTA) has decided to pay out credit balances accruing to taxpayers from their VAT returns within 30 instead of 60 days from the date of transmission.
23 March 2021
Impact of Brexit for Swiss business operations
Brexit has been a hot topic for a while now and the focus has been on UK and EU trade movement. However, Swiss – UK trade operations also undergo a transformation due to Brexit. This article aims to give an overview for Swiss production firms and Swiss established multinationals on the impact of Brexit.
18 March 2021
Moving to Switzerland
Deciding to relocate abroad for professional reasons can undoubtedly broaden a person’s horizons and serve as a major career-booster. In today’s global business environment, many companies employ talented people across the world. And with this spirit in mind, many decided to move to Switzerland or are planning to do so.
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