According to a statement by the Swiss Federal Council, Switzerland and France have resolved a number of questions concerning the exchange of tax data. The statement confirmed that the authorities had succeeded in agreeing on common solutions.
The Federal Council stated that Switzerland and France are currently in a position to comply with information exchange on request in all pending and subsequent cases, in line with the OECD standard.
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