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zsis) - Center for Swiss and International Tax Law

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Simone Fluri

zsis) Specialist:
Simone FluriSimone Fluri
Title:
MLaw, certified tax expert
Position:
Tax consultant
Company:
BDO AG
E-mail:
simone.fluri@bdo.ch
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Training and experience

  • 2004 - 2009 Studies of law at the University of Bern
  • 2010 - 2013 Study tax expert at the Swiss Tax Academy
  • Working languages: German, English

Activity

  • 2009 - 2012 Tax Consultant in the International Corporate Tax Department at KPMG AG, Zurich
  • 2013 - today Tax consultant for individuals and legal entities at BDO AG, Solothurn

Project experience

  • Tax planning and consulting for companies in the national and international area (including restructuring, M&A as well as due diligence)
  • Tax support for succession planning
  • Tax planning and consulting for private individuals in the national and international area (in particular support of cross-border assignments of employees from the point of view of tax law and social security law)
  • Advice to private individuals in the area of pension provision
  • Member of the Global Mobility Services Expert Group
  • Member of the Expat Professional Group
  • Member of the Social Insurance Section
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