Reasons

Custom Solutions

We understand that every business is unique. That’s why we offer personalized solutions that align with your specific goals and requirements, ensuring your success.

Simplified Processes

Our expertise in Swiss bureaucracy and legalities allows us to make the process of starting and running a business in Switzerland as straightforward as possible.

Exceptional Customer Service

We value your business as much as you do. Our commitment to excellent customer service means you can rely on us for timely responses, support, and assistance throughout your journey.

About Us

Your trusted partner for a seamless and successful business journey in Switzerland. With a deep understanding of the Swiss business landscape and a commitment to your success, we provide expert services that cover company formation, VAT registration, fiscal representation, and trademark registration.

Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of the Swiss business environment. We pride ourselves on providing tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of each client. Whether you’re an established enterprise or a startup, we’re here to simplify your journey and ensure your business thrives in Switzerland.

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Robert Valpiter

Managing Partner & Founder

Services

Company Formation in Switzerland

The legal forms available for new companies in Switzerland:

  1. Sole Trader/Proprietorship – Start-up legal costs of around 130-190 CHF.
  2. General Partnership (SNC) – Start-up legal costs of around 290-370 CHF.
  3. Limited Liability Company (Sàrl/GmbH) – Start-up legal costs of around 4,000-9,000 CHF.
  4. Public Limited Company (SA/AG) – Start-up legal costs of around 6,000-12,000 CHF.

Benefits of Establishing a Company in Switzerland:

  • Favorable Tax Regime
  • Highly Educated Workforce
  • Stable Political and Economic Environment
  • Favorable Business Environment
  • Access to European Markets

VAT Registration in Switzerland

Basic Taxes in Switzerland

Switzerland follows a three-tier tax system comprising federal, cantonal, and municipal levels. The basic tax rates are as follows:

  • Swiss corporate tax: Ranges from 12% to 14%
  • Personal income tax: Approximately 40%
  • VAT: A standard rate of 7.7%
  • Social security tax rate (cantons): Typically around 12%
  • Social security: Generally less than 6%

Fiscal Representative in Switzerland

Our services encompass:

  • Licensed fiscal representatives who are well-versed in Swiss tax regulations.
  • Comprehensive tax and accounting services to ensure accurate financial compliance.
  • A commitment to ensuring legal compliance, protecting your business from potential risks.

Trademark in the European Union

Types of Trademarks:

  1. Collective Mark: A mark used to differentiate the goods or services of members of an association that owns the mark from those of other businesses. Applicants for collective marks can include associations of manufacturers, producers, service providers, merchants, and legal entities controlled by public law.
  2. Certification Mark: A symbol used to distinguish goods or services that have been certified by the mark’s owner. Individuals or entities not involved in the business of supplying certified products or services may apply for certification marks.

FAQ

Why should I choose Switzerland for my business?

Switzerland offers a stable, business-friendly environment with low tax rates, a highly skilled workforce, and access to global markets. It’s an ideal choice for both local and international entrepreneurs.

Do I need to register for VAT in Switzerland?

VAT registration in Switzerland is mandatory for businesses with an annual turnover exceeding CHF 100,000. If your business engages in activities that trigger VAT liabilities, such as importing goods, selling goods online to Swiss customers, or providing digital services, you are likely required to register for VAT.

What is the process for company formation in Switzerland?

The process involves selecting a suitable legal structure, registering your company, and complying with Swiss business regulations. We’ll guide you through each step to ensure a successful setup.

What is the role of a fiscal representative in Switzerland?

A fiscal representative is necessary for non-resident businesses without a physical presence in Switzerland. They help ensure tax compliance, especially for entities engaging in activities that generate VAT obligations.

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