Ernst & Young Monthly News March 2008
Media
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Source: Der Schweizer Treuhänder 2008|1-2
Author: Peter Athanas, Ernst & Young
The changes brought about by the Enron crisis have been largely implemented across the world, and much has been written about the resultant
reorganization of listed companies. But what changes will the auditing and advisory services industry have to face? How are employees dealing
with the increased pressure? And which business model will be the most successful for the future? The sector needs to consider its future openly.
(PDF, German, 175 kB)
Source: Der Schweizer Treuhänder 2008|1-2
Author: Thomas Stenz, Ernst & Young
Despite the fundamental changes to the auditing industry over the last twenty years, professional judgment is and remains an essential requirement
for the provision of high-quality audit services.
(PDF, German, 380 kB)
Source: St. Galler Tagblatt, February 14, 2008
Author: Christine König
Roger Krapf is standing for election to the vacant position on the Ausserrhoden administrative court.
(PDF, German, 195 kB)
Source: St. Galler Tagblatt, February 18, 2008
Author: Peter Krapf, Ernst & Young
The Swiss taxation system is shaped by the nominal value principle. This pillar of our taxation system provides that payments to shareholders are
taxable unless they involve a repayment of nominal capital.
(PDF, German, 437 kB)
Source: FuW, February 27, 2008
Authors: Markus F. Huber, Lionel Noguera, Ernst & Young
In the "tax dispute" between the EU and Switzerland, representatives of the two made hardly any more headway in the last round of talks, which was
held in January. The way the Swiss have responded to the pressure under which the EU’s representatives have put their country suggests that consensus
in their camp is still a long way off.
(PDF, German, 276 kB)
Source: HandelsZeitung, no. 9, 27.2.2007
Author: Samuel Gerber (Interview)
Daniel Zaugg, Partner Ernst & Young, on the sub-prime crisis and purchase preferences of foreign investors.
(PDF, German, 271 kB)
Source: io new management no. 10 | 2007
Authors: Stephan Bergamin, Daniel Zaugg, Ernst & Young
Real estate projects are fraught with risk due to their long time horizons and high start-up costs. Stringent financial management helps to minimize
such risks.