Lawyers Martin Busenhart

Martin Busenhart

Martin Busenhart

Partner
lic. iur., Certified Tax Expert, CAS International Financial Reporting

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 55 80
martin.busenhart@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Private Clients Tax

Martin Busenhart is a partner in the Tax Team. He advises on national and international tax matters and is specialised in domestic and international structuring of capital market transactions, acquisitions and divestments and tax-optimized structuring for relocations of entrepreneurs, partnerships and corporate groups.

Martin Busenhart was educated at Zurich University (lic. iur. 1988) and graduated as Certified Tax Expert (1994). He has working experience as tax expert and tax partner with an international advisory firm in Zurich and London.

Martin Busenhart speaks German, English and French.

Walder Wyss advises Acronis on sale of majority stake to EQT

Sale of Majority Stake in SkySale Schweiz GmbH

Fortive Corporation completed the acquisition of the Advanced Sterilization Products business from Ethicon, Inc., a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson

SHS invests in Swiss life science company evitria AG

Dynatrace acquires Qumram

8 November 2017

CryoLife acquires JOTEC

10 October 2017

Walder Wyss advises Avaloq Group on the acquisition of a 35% stake in Avaloq by Warburg Pincus

Sale of SIAS, leading supplier of OME laboratory automation to TECN

8 December 2015

Judgment of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court in the swap case (refund of the withholding tax on dividends, beneficial ownership)

15 November 2015

International Chemical Investors Group to purchase the Detergents & Intermediates business from Clariant

4 November 2013

First Cross-Border Merger Portugal – Switzerland

EFG International sells its remaining stake in EFG Financial Products to Notenstein Private Bank

Migros-Genossenschafts-Bund acquires a minority stake of 30% in Galaxus AG with the option to acquire the majority.

Nuance Communications acquires SVOX

Tax issues in the relation between Germany and Switzerland

27 September 2021

First Swiss-Brazilian DTA becomes reality

Investment in UK Real Estate by Swiss Investors

30 September 2020

Switzerland and Brazil sign double taxation agreement

Swiss Supreme Court Sets Date for Total Return Swap Case

CFC Rules of The Russian Federation

17 November 2014

Taxation in Switzerland – Features, Recent Development and Opportunities

The Mobilitiy of Corporate Groups

10 June 2013

Service Permanent Establishments/Switzerland

Swiss Tribunal Rules on Ownership and Treaty Abuse Issues Regarding Total Return Swaps

Tribunal Sides With Taxpayer in Beneficial Ownership Case

Swiss Tribunal Sides With Taxpayer in Beneficial Ownership Case

Switzerland"s new information exchange policy and new protocol to DTAA India-Switzerland

29 November 2011

Withholding Tax Refunds: No Second Bite at the Cherry for Swiss Federal Tax Administration!

28 February 2011

Denial of Refund can be Appealed Directly to Swiss Tribunal

13 February 2011

Taxation of Hedge Fund Managers

31 January 2010

Swiss Tax Consequences of Currency Conversions

31 January 2010

Switzerland: An Attractive Place to Invest and/or Relocate in Spite – or Because of? – Turbulent Times!

31 December 2009

Investing in Switzerland

4 December 2009

Steueroptimale Vermögensverwaltung

31 May 2009

Development of Beneficial Ownership in International Tax Law

31 May 2009

Headquarter/Konzernstandort Österreich/Schweiz

31 March 2009

Tax Optimised Wealth Management

31 October 2007

Commentary to Art. 5a and 9a of the Stamp Duty Act

31 December 2005

Withholding Tax-Free Repatriation of Swiss Source Dividends to E.U. Corporate Shareholders

31 July 2005

Tax-Free Intra-Group Transfers of Qualifying Participations

29 February 2004

Locating and Managing the Global Business

31 December 2003

Swiss tax treatment of Own Shares

31 August 2002

Stamp Tax-Exempt Merger-Equivalent Transactions

31 August 2002

Swiss Tax Treatment of Own Shares – Deadline for Accounting Adjustments set for 31 July 2002

The private holding company offers tax advantages

23 May 1995

«Oerlikon» as part of the company name: Industry branch or regional name

31 December 1993

Recognitions

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