*This article first appeared in the August 2025 issue of Financier Worldwide magazine.
How is Switzerland adapting to global tax reform and what does it mean for multinationals?
As global tax reforms, such as Base Erosion and Profit Shifting and its Pillar Two take hold, Switzerland is shifting focus from low corporate tax rates to compliant, substance-driven incentives that align with international standards, to retain its status as a top-tier business location of choice.
In this Financier Worldwide feature, Managing Director Dr. Kersten Honold and Director David Brusa, discuss the latest trends in the Swiss Tax landscape as well highlighting the key tax topics to consider when relocating or investing in Switzerland.
Read the full article here
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