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An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA), introduced in Israel in 2017 under Amendment 18 to the Legal Capacity and Guardianship Law, 1962 (hereinafter: “the law”)

Understand how Swiss private international law (PILA) affects cross-border inheritance cases. Learn how to manage Swiss assets, choose applicable law, and navigate estate planning for

Liquidating a Swiss GmbH (LLC) or AG (Corporation) involves a structured legal process to ensure compliance with Swiss regulations. Here’s an updated and streamlined guide

On December 21st 2023 a verdict has been given by the Supreme Federal Court in Switzerland which allowed a foreign investor to purchase a hotel

Any company with a registered office in Switzerland is liable for Swiss tax, while foreign companies abroad are liable for limited taxation if they hold

Bern, 15.09.23 – At its meeting on September 15th, 2023, the Federal Council noted the results of the consultation on the introduction of a Swiss

Memorandum of Law Suggested name The law to amend the tax ordinance nr. ( ) amendments for the enhancement of transparency in tax law and

Switzerland’s reputation for stability, confidentiality, and a favourable tax environment makes it an attractive jurisdiction for family wealth preservation. Utilizing Swiss corporations and professional service

When deciding to invest in real estate in Switzerland one can do so by buying the asset on their own name or using a company.

A Swiss AG (Aktiengesellschaft) and a Swiss Fund are distinct legal and financial entities with different purposes, structures, regulatory frameworks, and operational focuses. Below is

An Israeli trust is a legal arrangement in which a settlor transfers assets to a trustee for the benefit of specified beneficiaries. Settling an Israeli

In recent years, there was significant anticipation that Switzerland would introduce its own comprehensive trust law. However, the motion to establish a domestic trust law

A new dramatic precedent from the Israeli supreme court has changed the way mutual wills are perceived as well as the outcome due to a

Switzerland’s real estate tax regime varies depending on the canton and municipality where the property is located, as tax rules are largely determined by local