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MME Legal | Tax | Compliance Offices
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PO BOX 1758
CH-8031 ZURICH
Switzerland
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Dr Peter Brülisauer
Work Department
Individual Tax International Tax Law Tax Reform (TRAF) Tax Controversy Tax Governance Transfer Pricing Corporate Tax
Position
Peter Brülisauer has many years of experience in domestic and international advisory services and has extensive knowledge in the conceptual and interdisciplinary advice of multinational partnerships and corporations.
Career
Peter Brülisauer has many years of experience in domestic and international advisory services and has extensive knowledge in the conceptual and interdisciplinary advice of multinational partnerships and corporations. He supports both investors and companies. He is specialized in the implementation and (re)structuring of international and intercantonal corporate and asset management structures, in particular also in succession planning.
Peter Brülisauer is a lecturer in international tax law at the University of St. Gallen and at the LLM Tax of the University of Zurich.
He regularly lectures and publishes on current tax topics and is co-author of Swiss tax law commentaries.
Peter Brülisauer is a member of the tax group of EXPERTsuisse and serves as a substitute judge of the Tax Appeals Commission of the Canton of Thurgau.
Languages
- German
- French
- English
Memberships
- EXPERTsuisse Swiss
- Association of Certified Tax Experts
- Swiss Branch International Fiscal Association (IFA)
- HSG Alumni
Education
2006
Dr. iur. HSG
1996
Certified Tax Expert
1992
Lic. iur. HSG
Lawyer Rankings
Switzerland > Tax
While handling an array of tax structuring, planning and litigation mandates, MME Legal | Tax | Compliance demonstrates particular prowess in relation to tax issues arising from the fintech, blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors. The practice is helmed by Andreas Müller, who maintains a varied practice that draws upon his skills in international tax law, real estate tax and relocations, and Thomas Linder, who possesses a strong grounding in blockchain, digital assets and cross-border tax restructuring. Samuel Bussmann, Marcel R. Jung, Peter Brülisauer, Christoph Rechsteiner and Walter Frei are also recommended.