Working here
No open positions at the moment
When that changes, the role will be described here properly — what it pays, what it involves, and who you would be working with.
- Two people
- Biel/Bienne
- English · German · French
Why this page is short
It used to list three vacancies and a page of benefits. None of them was real. A firm that prints an opening it is not filling wastes the time of the people best placed to take it seriously, and this site does not publish claims it cannot stand behind — including claims about itself.
A speculative letter is genuinely read. If you have prepared Swiss returns for expatriates and you write well in English and German, say so and say what you would want to work on.
The work
What it would actually be
Worth knowing before you write, because it is narrower than most tax practices.
Two people, both senior
There is no junior tier to be hidden in and no billing target to hit. Whoever prepares a return owns it, answers for it, and speaks to the client directly.
Expatriate individual returns
Equity, foreign assets, property, tax at source. Not corporate structuring, not transfer pricing, not VAT work — the firm says no to those in writing.
English first, German when it counts
Clients stay in English; the cantonal correspondence does not. Being comfortable in both is the job.
Remote by construction
The engagement runs through a portal rather than a meeting room. The office is in Biel/Bienne and the work does not require anyone to be in it every day.
Word photograph: Aare by Interlaken-Ost by Christian David, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.