Primetax has expanded its operation with five new recruits from firms such as Deloitte, KPMG, PwC and Treuhand Fässler & Partner. The team now totals five partners and nine fee earners.Clients rate Stefan Widmer, the department head, as the firm's key ...
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Primetax has expanded its operation with five new recruits from firms such as Deloitte, KPMG, PwC and Treuhand Fässler & Partner. The team now totals five partners and nine fee earners.
Clients rate Stefan Widmer, the department head, as the firm's key specialist for international tax planning and Adrian Wyss for VAT planning and compliance.
"In both areas the advice and deliverables were very customer oriented, quick and to the point," commented a client. "The fee for the services provided was very competitive as well; thus, excellent value for money."
Another client said: "Stefan is very good, professional, efficient and straight-to-the point. We often go to him with specific questions and he always answers back in a timely manner with a very precise, clear and pragmatic answer. That's what I really appreciate about him. Stefan is very knowledgeable about Swiss principal companies, which are quite attractive to lots of multinationals trying to centralise their global supply chain operations."
"Adrian has been mostly working with some of my colleagues, he's also very good and very meticulous, my high recommendations to those two gentlemen," the client added.
Widmer led a team advising DMG Group on the combination of its sales services activities in Europe with Mori Seiki. The sales and service operations of both companies in European countries were brought together in a new joint venture establishment in Switzerland.
Widmer, along with Miklos Komaromy, assisted a client in a tax dispute following distribution of a dividend from Switzerland to its Irish mother company. This dividend payment was subject to Swiss withholding tax and the client applied for the reporting procedure based on the EU Savings Directive. This was refused because of an application error leading to a dispute which the firm Prime Tax was asked to assist.
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