Fidinam Geneve Newsletter - May 2021
Fidinam Genève Newsletter is out today! Learn more about Swiss and international tax topics, estate planning and much more. In this issue:
Déclarations fiscales françaises 2021 et cryptomonnaies: les frontaliers également concernés
Alors que la saison déclarative bat son plein en France, l’heure est venue de déclarer les gains en cryptomonnaies réalisés au cours de l’année 2020. La volatilité de ces actifs a généré pour certains contribuables d’importantes plus-values, aux conséquences fiscales non négligeables. Les travailleurs suisses qui résident en France et qui sont actifs sur le marché des cryptomonnaies n’échappent pas à leurs obligations fiscales, avec toutefois des particularités s’agissant du taux d’imposition qui leur est applicable.
C’est donc l’occasion de faire un tour d’horizon de la fiscalité des actifs numériques en France.
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Private investment companies: strategies and tools for an optimal estate planning
Estate planning is fast becoming an urgent issue facing today’s global situation.
Also, it is not secret that the Baby Boomer generation who has created and accumulated family wealth over the past decades, is more and more confronted with situations were making an accurate estate plan is vitally important.
This is particularly relevant as many families, very often originating from civil law countries, have their assets structured through Private Investment Companies (PIC) incorporated in common law jurisdictions, which apply their own succession rules, such as the British Virgins Islands (BVI) for instance.
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