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As 2025 begins, a wave of new tax regulations is coming into effect, with some still awaiting further developments. In this article, we will explore the key tax changes that may impact SMEs and entrepreneurs this year.
The Swiss tax landscape is constantly changing. This article provides an overview of the key developments in various areas, such as the repurchase of third pillar A, tax-deductible interests on loans to shareholders or relatives and the abolition of rental value. Whether you are a company director or an entrepreneur, this news will help you stay informed and take informed decisions.
While the new bull run is ongoing, many investors are eager to take advantage of the opportunity to realise their profits. Indeed, the launch of Blackrock's bitcoin ETF and the move into the fourth phase of the Halving have contributed to the rise in prices in recent months. This could be the ideal time for a private investor to cash in. However, investors who have not declared their cryptocurrencies...
As part of the consultation process on 8 December 2023, the Federal Council revised the guidelines for the project to simplify the deduction of business expenses for persons in dependent employment. On this basis, it intends to draw up a dispatch by the end of 2024. The project is broadly approved in principle, but there is as yet no consensus on how it should be implemented.
It will soon be possible to make purchases within the 3rd pillar A. In addition to the purchases still possible under the 2nd pillar (BVG purchases), this option will provide a new tool for planning and optimising the taxation of individuals.
There are many reasons why a company's shareholding may change: sale of the business, transfer within the family, entry of an investor into the capital, employee plan and many others. In addition to the change itself, which is sometimes synonymous with a new lease of life for the company, a change in shareholder structure can raise a number of (tax) issues. How should the transaction be carried out?...
It is very common for shareholders to borrow money from their own company. This approach is often preferred to a conventional loan, because it offers certain facilities and can be put in place very quickly. In addition to these advantages, this type of borrowing can also have tax benefits. Unlike a dividend, the granting of a loan is not subject to income tax, and the interest paid by the shareholder...
On 1 January 2023, a partial revision of the inheritance law comes into force. The aim of this revision is to adapt the law of inheritance to the evolution of society, without changing its fundamental structure.
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