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Planning roadmap for expats in Switzerland (2026) Part One

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By Sophie Hart
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PART ONE This article is the first of the three-part series discussing some key planning points for expats in Switzerland. Asset planning is the key focus of this part one. Part two deals with succession planning, and incapacity planning and children matters are addressed in the final part. Introduction When we first wrote on this topic in 2020, the world was a somewhat different place.
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Planning roadmap for expats in Switzerland (2026) Part Two

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By Sophie Hart
| Charles Russell Speechlys
PART TWO This article is the second of the three-part series discussing some key planning points for expats in Switzerland. Succession planning is the key focus of this part two. Succession planning – who gets what? Planning for now is good. Planning for the longer-term is better, and this includes consideration of both lifetime and death taxes – where they will be charged, on what assets and who will be responsible for paying them.
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A new chapter for new arrivals: the FIG regime and long-term residence

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By Sophie Hart
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Navigating the new rules for those becoming UK resident on or after 6 April 2025 For some time now, it has felt as though the tax rules in the UK have been changing at a whirlwind pace. And there have indeed been sizeable revisions over the last 10+ years, most notably the changes for foreign domiciliaries which took effect last year from 6 April 2025.
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