Reichlin Hess
Votre cabinet d’avocats pour le droit des affaires et le droit fiscal à Zoug

 

Chez Reichlin Hess SA, nous sommes votre équipe d’avocats, de notaires et d’experts fiscaux. Depuis 1981, vous pouvez compter sur notre expérience – et sur le fait que nous gardons un œil sur l’avenir dans la dynamique place commerciale et financière internationale de Zoug.

Que vous soyez de Suisse ou de l’étranger, que vous soyez une entreprise de l’industrie, du commerce ou des services ou un particulier : Nous sommes là pour vous aider en tant qu’avocats, conseillers fiscaux et notaires de haut niveau, avec un back-office axé sur le service. Vous profitez non seulement de notre expertise mais aussi du réseau que nous avons construit au cours de 40 ans dans la « Crypto Valley » zougoise.

La confiance est la base de tout ce que nous faisons pour vous aider à créer – et à sauvegarder – votre patrimoine. Nous vous conseillons volontiers sur toutes les questions de droit dans toute leur diversité.

«Nous sommes un cabinet d’avocats solidement établi mais prêt à embrasser le changement.»

Paul Thalmann, Associé

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Aussi diverses que soient les compétences de notre équipe, une chose nous unit : la passion avec laquelle nous nous attaquons à vos défis. Cela nous permet d’identifier rapidement les opportunités et de défendre efficacement vos droits.

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Inheritance law revision 2023

The reduction of the compulsory portion from 1 January 2023 offers the testator new flexibility. Plan early and review your last will or inheritance contract. Careful estate planning facilitates the settlement of the estate and reduces potential conflicts between heirs or beneficiaries. Our attorneys are happy to assist you in this process.

Abolition of bearer shares: Deadline!

Bearer shares are only permissible if a company is listed on a stock exchange or has structured the bearer shares as intermediated securities. If this is not the case, bearer shares must be converted into registered shares by 30 April 2021 at the latest. The conversion requires notarization by a notary public.

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Foreign Nationals Living in Switzerland

Immigration to Switzerland from abroad, especially from our neighbouring countries; Germany, Italy and France, remains high. It is unlikely that this trend will abate in the near future, not least because of the high demand of skilled workers. As a result, the need for advice on matrimonial and inheritance matters having an international dimension - whether due to bi-national marriages, the death of a foreigner living in Switzerland or having assets abroad - is constantly increasing.

The Effectiveness of Forfeiture Clauses in Dispositions Upon Death

Experience has shown that inheritance is a particularly emotional matter. If one wants to avoid unnecessary disputes and not create additional ambiguities, it is recommended not to use standard, formulaic forfeiture clauses, but to examine in each individual case whether such a clause makes sense and, if necessary, to tailor it to the case.

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Foreign Nationals Living in Switzerland

Immigration to Switzerland from abroad, especially from our neighbouring countries; Germany, Italy and France, remains high. It is unlikely that this trend will abate in the near future, not least because of the high demand of skilled workers. As a result, the need for advice on matrimonial and inheritance matters having an international dimension - whether due to bi-national marriages, the death of a foreigner living in Switzerland or having assets abroad - is constantly increasing.

The Effectiveness of Forfeiture Clauses in Dispositions Upon Death

Experience has shown that inheritance is a particularly emotional matter. If one wants to avoid unnecessary disputes and not create additional ambiguities, it is recommended not to use standard, formulaic forfeiture clauses, but to examine in each individual case whether such a clause makes sense and, if necessary, to tailor it to the case.