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The Social Insurance Court of the Canton of Zurich has upheld an employee’s complaint and ruled that a common residence is not necessary according to the pension fund regulations.
Read moreAnyone who is employed temporarily in an EU member state must carry an A1 certificate.
Read moreReduced tax rates in different cantons stimulate competition between the locations. A change of domicile might be attractive to companies. But, is a change of the statutory relocation sufficient in order to benefit from lower taxation?
Read moreThe inventory of objects worthy of protection is a reference inventory. It is used by municipal and cantonal authorities and provides a basis for communal planning and decisions governed by …
Read moreThe net income from these rental arrangements must be declared on your tax return under “Other taxable income”.
Read moreIf competitors implicitly coordinate their business conduct with each other, they run the risk of triggering an investigation.
Read moreAt the request of the social partners concerned, the Federal Council of Switzerland has had the Working Time Regulation revised by the State Secretariat (SECO). What’s new?
Read moreAs of June 30 2020, domestic payments will be exclusively transacted by means of the respective account number in the IBAN format. Verifying the correctness of the IBAN will minimise errors and increases the speed of transfers. Swiss banks and PostFinance intend to standardise their various payment systems in accordance with the new requirements.
Read moreIn the future, anyone falling victim to unjustified debt enforcement will be able to ensure that third parties cannot find out about the enforcement action.
Read moreThe Swiss Federal Tax Administration has set out a totally revised set of regulations concerning property expenses. The new legislation specifies the allowable deductions for homeowners and will come into force on 1 January 2020.
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