Tax Landscape in Switzerland in Accessible Map-Based Information

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Would you like to compare taxes in various locations for companies and/or private individuals? You can use the PwC tax comparison tool to do just that.

Individuals’ relevant tax rates are determined by their place of tax residency and taxable income. The tax rates of the Swiss cantons can be compared at three different income levels: CHF 100,000, CHF 250,000, and income subject to the marginal tax rate.

When it comes to corporate tax, you can compare effective rates beyond Switzerland. Corporate tax rate comparison focuses on the ordinary corporate tax rates and does not include considerations around the OECD minimum taxation rules. The latter are only relevant for multinational groups with a consolidated annual revenue of at least EUR 750 million.

The tax rates for each canton’s capital are displayed on the map of Switzerland bellow. The interactive map lets you create your own comparisons.

Read more on PwC’s blog and use the date for your company or also for your private data

1. Nov 27. und 28.: Structured Finance 2024 in Stuttgart und FS in Zürich

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Die Messe Structured Finance im November ist fest in Ihren Plänen? Ich freue mich, Sie in Stuttgart zu sprechen und wiederzusehen!

Am 27. November werde ich am Anlass teilnehmen. Zur Messeeröffnung am 28.11.bin ich in der Messehalle erreichbar.

Wie kontaktieren Sie mich? Vor der Messe per E-Mail, LinkedIn oder Telefon – so lässt sich der Tag  gemeinsam planen, zwischen den interessanten Workshops.

Suchen Sie mich auf dem Messegelände? Via der SF 2024 App oder per Call über meinen Kollegen im Büro Kloten – Zürich +41 44 814 2001. So treffen wir uns.

Am 28. November 2024 findet in Zürich das jährliche  FS Digital Executive Forum statt. Ich freue mich Ihnen den Event von FS-Partner-The CFO Company vorzuschlagen. Für 

Purchase of Gas & Electricity with Treasury Hedging&Support – a Paradigm Change

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Thank you for your feedback and raising questions to our September edition of the Tomato newsletter.

To ensure the continuity of the company and price stability, interest rates and foreign currencies have to be constantly monitored and hedged where necessary to ensure that price fluctuations do not lead to losses in the production margin.

When prices fluctuate over an extended period, experienced treasury staff should calculate the impact of changing electricity and gas prices across the group in all legal entities. This also includes an analysis of how much the treasury department can contribute to stabilizing prices for customers and suppliers.

Such change of process is sure a paradigm shift for the CFO and the Supply Chain.

It requires company-wide sharing of data, opinions and support to make informed decisions.

See the graph below blue and yellow line. The future prices of gas and electricity move along, and oil prices (orange graph) moves differently. 

The graph below depicts the fluctuation of prices for oil, gas and electricity from 2006 to 2024. Source: Visit Clifford Talbot chart for more insights.

For information and brain storming contact Martin Schneider  or +41 44 814 2001

Treasury can actively offset price moves with these pictured actions. Source at tomato.ch