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Elisabetta is a tax consultant with consultant at EY and author at taxlawblog.ch.

Education: Elisabetta completed her Master of Laws in 2014 and worked as a research assistant for Prof. Dr. Madeleine Simonek at the University of Zurich from 2014 to 2017. During her time at the Chair of Swiss and International Tax Law, Elisabetta wrote a dissertation on the taxation of the digital economy ("The taxation of the digital economy: implications for tax sovereignty and tax distribution norms"), which was accepted at the University of Zurich in the summer of 2019. She is currently completing her training as a federal tax expert.

Work experience: Elisabetta has been working as a tax consultant at EY in International Tax Services (ITS) since 2020. Prior to this she worked as a consultant for a renowned tax law firm in Zurich. Elisabetta focuses on tax advice for international companies and private individuals and on taxation of the digital economy.

publications

• Pfister Elisabetta, The taxation of the digital economy: implications for tax sovereignty and tax distribution norms, Diss., Zurich 2019

• Pfister Elisabetta, A About as a Digital Plant? On the role of users and their personal data in the taxation of the digital economy, in: Alexandra Dal Molin-Kränzlin/Anne Mirjam Schneuwly/Jasna Stojanovic (ed.), Digitalisierung - Gesellschaft - Recht, Analysen und Prospektiven von Assistierenden des Rechtswissenschaftlichen Institut der Universität Zürich, Zürich/St. Gallen 2019, 145 ff.

• Pfister Elisabetta, The Untouchables - Al Capone: The infamous gangster tax evader, AJP/PJA 5/2019, 592 f.

• Pfister Elisabetta/Zollinger Marco, The Changing International Tax Law, Report on the D-A-CH Tax Congress 2015 in Vienna, Expert Focus 8/2015, 641 ff.