5 of 19 new entries in the “Bilanz” ranking: The number of Norwegian tax refugees is increasing

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Jean Claude RaemyEconomics Editor

There are a total of 19 new names in this year’s “Balance Sheet” list of the 300 richest Swiss.

These include well-known names such as real estate entrepreneur Anja Graf (46), known from the TV show “Höhle der Löwen”, or jet-setter Patrick Liotard-Vogt (39), the majority shareholder of the community platform “It’s a Small World”. for the rich. Or new heavyweights like Brazilian billionaires Carlos Sicupira, 75, and Marcel Telles, 73, of investment firm 3G Capital, both of whom recently moved to luxury St. Louis. Moritz went to live in GR.

It is particularly noteworthy that five of the 19 new people on the list come from Norway. This isn’t a complete surprise. Two years ago, Norway’s social democratic government increased the wealth tax and dividend tax on the rich. This was followed by the migration of wealthy Norwegians to low-tax Switzerland.

Rich Norwegians in Switzerland

Tax evasion from Norway

“The government is the country’s biggest enemy”

Tax evasion is becoming increasingly extreme

Norwegians now want to move their companies to Switzerland

Alf-Inge Haaland lives here

This is how billionaire investor Sawiris attracts wealthy Norwegians to Andermatt

avoid taxes

These ten rich people from Norway are already in Switzerland

The rich are running to us

This Norwegian also wants to go to Switzerland

Founder of start-up Andvig

This is why this Norwegian wants to leave his country

Escape from high taxes

Norway wants to stop millionaires migrating to Switzerland

Norwegian tax refugees

Papa Haaland is moving to Switzerland

Tax haven attracts the attention of Norwegians

These two multimillionaires are moving to Lucerne

High taxes drive them away

Norwegian billionaires flee to Switzerland

Norwegians are angry

Eccentric billionaire moves to Lugano

The following five Norwegians made it to the “Balance Sheet” list of the richest Swiss:

At the end of 2022, Tollefsen will inherit approximately 3.6 billion francs from his father, real estate tycoon Ivar Tollefsen (62), and will move to Lugano TI. There is no entrepreneurial role in the Fredensborg family business.

Father Stein Erik Hagen (67), the second richest man in Norway with his numerous investments, transferred most of his family assets and his shares in the family company Canica to his daughter years ago. Media-shy Caroline Hagen Kjos has lived in the canton of Schwyz since 2009.

Dahl has been successful since the 1990s with Sector Alarm, one of Europe’s largest alarm systems groups. Dahl currently lives in Lugano TI. By the way: Since banks initially did not want to finance his company, Dahl received money from private investor Sjur Thorsheim (64) when he started his career. He followed Dahl to Switzerland a few weeks ago.

The former business journalist amassed a multibillion-dollar fortune with the Pareto Group, which provides financial services and also manages tankers, cargo ships and oil rigs through a shipping arm. Støle is not new to Switzerland: he moved to Zug five years ago and runs his business successfully from there.

Klaveness is the chairman and major shareholder of the Torvald Klaveness Group, a shipping company founded by his father in 1946. He has steadily expanded his wealth through his lucrative cargo ship business and the digitalization of logistics. And in 2022 he settled in Wädenswil ZH.

Source :Blick

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