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An interdisciplinary approach
- Is your company globally active?
- Do you have to deal with countless trade regulations and hurdles?
- Are you facing severe cost pressure with regards to duty savings and export opportunities?
Our experts will help you maintaining control over your entire supply chain and support you in strategic decisions, whereas in the area of customs procedures, free-trade agreements, export controls, and of course, IT process automation. Our team defends an interdisciplinary and global approach, which integrates end-to-end solutions: from legal support to international transformation projects, including risk assessment and IT-solutions implementation.
We are convinced that all strategic areas of your company can be covered with state-of-the-art technologies. We concentrate on four areas: Processes, people, technology and governance. Our goal is to provide you with tailor-made advice.
Meet the experts behind your customs and trade success
Our team of experts for Global Trade and Customs is here to support you with your business's challenges.
13th Swiss Customs Law Conference
- Date: Wednesday, 29 May 2024
- Time: 8am – 5pm, incl. lunch and networking
- Venue: Hotel Bellevue Palace, Bern
Web page is only available in German
Our Global Trade and Customs services
Trade flows and customs procedures
Review and optimization of your national and international trade flows and customs procedures.
Regulations in Switzerland and abroad
Review of customs and trade-related regulations relevant to your business on a global scale.
Legal advising
- Legal representation and advising in customs matters, including international trade sanctions, boycotts, export controls (e.g. dual-use goods regulations) or import/export licenses.
- Information and assessment of customs procedures.
- Processes optimization and binding information for Switzerland, the EU or other customs territories.
IT solutions
Implementation of solutions for trade compliance, preferential origin and customs clearance. Assessment of software and system health-check. Master data and document management.
Optimization of trade in goods
- Implementation of regulations pertaining to origin determination (preferential and non-preferential), issuance of origin certificates and long-term vendor declaration.
- Advising and support regarding the Swissness legislation.
- Ensuring the smooth interaction between all issues relevant for your supply chain, such as BEPS, VAT or transfer pricing.
Immediate advice over the phone
Information for staff via Hotline.
GTS Support Services
Single-Point of contact for troubleshooting and regulatory watch (proactive alerts).
Trade Activator
We have the advanced analytics capabilities to give you a overview of your global trade operations, supported by insights into trade data from a range of sources.
Trade compliance in your ERP transformation
Many businesses will soon be moving to new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Make sure that tax compliance doesn’t get left behind in the planning!
The Swissness advice from PwC
In the summer of 2013, the Swiss parliament passed a new Swissness legislation with the aim of securing the added value of the "Swiss" brand in the long term.
Contact us
Zurich office
Basel office
Geneva office
Are you interested in an Export Controls & Sanctions Express Check-up?
https://pages.pwc.ch/core-contact-page?form_id=7014I0000006qVRQAY&embed=true
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Blog posts
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Q&A
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Digitisation in the customs sector: Status with Swiss companies?
The companies have a lot of catching up to do in the customs area. Resources must be released in order to improve digitisation. The solutions are available, but some companies are unwilling to invest.
The video is only available in German.
Customs environment: Are Swiss companies prepared for the future?
There are many challenges in the customs environment: Trade wars, Brexit, international challenges or the DaziT transformation programme. Ultimately, compliance must be ensured from a customs and foreign trade perspective in order to minimise risks.
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Trade wars: effects on Swiss companies?
Trade wars force companies to review the supply structure in the customs sector and have a direct impact on Swiss companies, which now have to inform themselves in order to be able to react flexibly.
Publications
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