As an independent, experienced, and strategically minded company based in Zurich, Baryon AG focuses on three areas of business: asset management, tax consulting, and corporate and legal consulting. Close cooperation between the various divisions and the Baryon network of selected specialists from Switzerland and abroad ensure that private and institutional clients receive first-class, tailor-made solutions.
As an independent, experienced, and strategically minded company based in Zurich, Baryon AG focuses on three areas of business: asset management, tax consulting, and corporate and legal consulting. Close cooperation between the various divisions and the Baryon network of selected specialists from Switzerland and abroad ensure that private and institutional clients receive first-class, tailor-made solutions.
We are looking for a tax expert for our location in Basel to start immediately or at the earliest possible date.
We are looking for support for our tax team within the Fiduciary business unit at our Zurich location in the heart of the city. You will work in a small, experienced team of two qualified tax experts and have the opportunity to actively contribute and expand your knowledge. Ideally, you should already be training to become a certified tax expert and would like to deepen your theoretical knowledge in practice. We are looking for a precise, committed and motivated person as a Tax Consultant 80 - 100% (a) with immediate effect or by arrangement.
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When it comes to implementation and tax planning, keeping knowledge up to date at an early stage is a particular challenge. This workshop focuses on providing participants with practical, in-depth information about the pitfalls and optimization potential of Swiss VAT law so that implementation work can be carried out efficiently before the annual financial statements are prepared. Various VAT returns are solved in plenary sessions using case studies, thereby updating VAT knowledge on the basis of specific cases.
<span>Tax accounting is becoming increasingly important in business practice. The «Tax Accounting & Reporting» certificate course provides in-depth and practical knowledge of the interface between accounting and tax law.</span>
Keeping up to date is a major challenge given the rapid pace of change in tax legislation and practice. The aim of this annual seminar is to provide participants with sound, up-to-date information on the latest developments in corporate tax law in terms of legislation, administrative practice, and case law.
Practical experience with MAP/APAs – corrections of transfer prices abroad/in Switzerland | Practical experience in tax audits (withholding tax and income tax) – specific use cases from the perspective of authorities and consultants | Financing transactions and cash pools – specific examples, also with regard to case law in Europe | Use of AI in the area of transfer pricing
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Our continuing education courses cover the latest and most important topics and are taught by top lecturers in a practical manner. Most of our courses are hybrid, which means that you can decide on each day of the course whether you want to attend in person or online via Zoom. This makes it easy to combine our continuing education courses with your everyday working life.
fisca has been offering practical training in the field of tax law and related specialist areas such as pensions, accounting and law since 2013.
The central concern in knowledge transfer is consistent practical relevance, a high degree of topicality and the use of competent speakers from administration, teaching and consulting.
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