Keep the numbers under control. Focus on tax issues. Look toward the future. 🚀 We’re looking for a dedicated professional to join us as a 👉 Tax Specialist 80–100% (m/f/d) | Look forward to exciting tax cases, diverse fiduciary responsibilities, direct client contact, and genuine opportunities for growth as part of a team of about 80 people in Bern.
Keep the numbers under control. Focus on tax issues. Look toward the future. 🚀 We’re looking for a dedicated professional to join us as a 👉 Tax Specialist 80–100% (m/f/d) | Look forward to exciting tax cases, diverse fiduciary responsibilities, direct client contact, and genuine opportunities for growth as part of a team of about 80 people in Bern.
OBERSON ABELS AG is a renowned law firm with five offices in Switzerland that focuses primarily on tax law, commercial law, financial law, estate law, and related legal fields. Drawing on our expertise, we provide advisory and litigation services to companies, private individuals, public entities, and NGOs in both national and international contexts.
Are complex tax issues your passion? We’re not looking for stopgaps, but for people who want to help shape our future—and you might be just the right fit for our team. As a tax boutique, we step in where others have reached a dead end—and think boldly, creatively, and with a focus on solutions. We find new paths for our clients where there seem to be none left—and that’s exactly what inspires us day after day.
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Shaping the Future, Sharing Knowledge: The EXPERTsuisse Tax Conference combines professional expertise with strategic insights—the annual gathering for tax professionals from Switzerland. We look forward to welcoming you on November 3, 2026, at the Bellevue Palace in Bern and online.
This seminar addresses current withholding tax practices across all areas. Existing knowledge is refreshed and deepened through practical case studies. The seminar highlights current practices regarding both the collection and refund of withholding tax, while also incorporating criminal law and procedural aspects—which should not be underestimated.
This seminar is intended for individuals who wish to deepen their knowledge of Zurich’s real estate gains tax as it applies to properties held as business assets. The goal of the seminar is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the taxation of properties held as business assets in the canton of Zurich.
This seminar is intended for individuals who wish to deepen their knowledge of Zurich’s real estate gain tax. The goal of the seminar is to provide practical knowledge about Zurich’s real estate gain tax, enabling participants to correctly handle the taxation of real estate transfers by private individuals.
This seminar is designed for individuals who have no prior knowledge of Zurich’s capital gains tax. The goal of the seminar is to provide practical, basic knowledge about Zurich’s capital gains tax.
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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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