Senior Partner – Attorney at law
lic. iur.
Contact
E: martin.huette@huettelaw.ch
T: +41 41 729 36 36
F: +41 41 729 36 35
Admission
Admitted to all Swiss courts
Languages
German, English, French, Italian
Since 2008
Senior Partner bei HütteLAW AG
2005 – 2008
Independent attorney at law, foundation of own law firm HütteLAW AG
2003 – 2004
Attorney at law at a law firm in Zug with focus on corporate and banking supervisory law
2000 – 2002
Head of partner management at a large insurance company
1996 – 2006
Founder and member of the administration of Sailcom, Zurich
1996 – 2000
Various legal internships at a law firm, at the state and at an insurance company
Further training in international commercial and corporate law
Admitted to the bar of the canton of Lucerne
Degree in law, University of Fribourg
Academic year, University of Milan
AEA (International Lawyers Network)
Association CCG China Collaborative Group
CONSULEGIS
German-Swiss Lawyers Association
Lawyers Association of the canton of Zug
MaKoRa – Mailing list of co-opted lawyers
Polish-Swiss Chamber of Commerce
Swiss Bar Association
The Arbitration Court of the Blockchain
Various non-lawyer associations and federations
If any company (wherever that company is incorporated) holds residential property in the UK, an annual tax return (“ATED”) must be filed. Even if no tax is due because, for example, the property is not rented out but has a value of over £500,000, a tax of at least £3,700 is due and must be declared by means of an ATED return.
Blockchain is changing the world as we watch. Consequently, more and more processes can take place without the participation of public trust institutions, directly between the parties of transactions and the world is closer than ever to becoming a cashless community.
As of May 1, 2021, all bearer shares of the Swiss stock corporations have been converted by law into registered shares.
The Swiss Parliament approved the new regulations for Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT Framework).
The Swiss Parliament approved the new regulations for Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT Framework). They will enter into force within the next months.
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