The consulting business in Switzerland Consulting businesses can be aimed at a few different corporate areas in Switzerland. A consultancy business must provide services from professionals to other businesses in a way that is competitive and follows current market pricing trends. A consulting business is normally opened by a professional who already has experience within one or more fields, such […]
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In Zurich, the most popular business types that are established are the AG and GmbH. The GmbH The limited liability company, also called GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung) has a requirement of 20,000 CHF in charge capital before establishment, which is due at registration. To set up this business type, at least one party must be present and that party […]
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Canton Zug is among the most popular locations for investors as it features the lowest taxes in all of Switzerland. As an example, the 2011 tax rates were: 8.5% on wealth and income, 35% on withholding tax (and even lower if the country connected is a partner of the Double Taxation Agreement) and finally a VAT tax rate of just […]
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A Switzerland liaison office does not feature a legal personality, therefore, it is not withdrawn from its parent company’s heritage. It will also not feature a trade name or it’s own property. This means in the event the liaison office experiences financial issues, the parent company is liable for the office’s debt. The process of setting up a liaison office […]
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A public limited company (AG) or Aktiengesellschaft, and limited liability companies (GmbH) are the more popular options for business owners and entrepreneurs to establish a business in Switzerland. Both of these options are subject to minimum share capital deposits to begin operating and registration and also feature different advantages and benefits. Establishing a company in Switzerland requires a minimum capital […]
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Company documents in Switzerland In order for a company to be successfully incorporated in Switzerland, there is a drafting and vetting process which is required, to ensure documents and business information is prepared. An example of documents which are required to ensure successful incorporation in Switzerland includes the Articles of Association. You can speak to our consultants about the most […]
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Entrepreneurs and investors who own or manage companies in Switzerland are able to restructure the legal framework of the business if there are circumstances requiring it to be changed. As it is not a common practice, most businesses legal frameworks remain unchanged since establishment. Situations, when it is advocated to change the business framework or structure, is when the company […]
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When establishing a company in Switzerland one of the most important first steps an entrepreneur must take is opening a Swiss bank account. The Swiss banking system is one of the worlds most impressive with its fabled privacy policies and stability. Banking secrecy Switzerland’s banking system is known for its secrecy which makes it a haven for investors to store […]
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Business development is governed and regulated by the Company Act in Switzerland. The formation of a company in Switzerland falls under the Civil Code, specifically the Swiss Code of Obligations. Similar to the Polish Company Act which regulates the development of companies in Polish regions, the Swiss legislation is built similarly to the French Napoleonic Code. Each canton in Switzerland […]
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