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Qualified Electronic Signature: An efficient alternative to certifications and Apostilles
In discussions with lawyers, notaries, and fiduciaries, a recurring topic arises: signature certifications or the need for an apostille (a certificate authenticating the origin of a public document) for individuals living abroad. It is often overlooked that there is an efficient alternative to traditional certification: self-certification through a qualified electronic signature (QES). This modern solution…
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6 competitive advantages Hoop brings to fiduciaries law firms
In the fast-paced fiduciary and law industry, providing clients with fast and efficient services is essential. Hoop, the first fully digital platform for company incorporations and changes in Switzerland, offers fiduciaries and law firms a range of benefits. Here are six key competitive advantages: 1. Lightning-fast incorporations and changes With Hoop, you can incorporate companies…
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Fabian Wienert as the first Hoop notary in Bern
«I was convinced by the Hoop platform from the very first moment», says Fabian Wienert from Bangerter Friedli & Partner. He is the first notary in the Canton of Bern to use the Hoop platform. After a brief introduction and support during the initial application, he was able to handle company incorporations and changes in…
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Managing Director Andi Wüthrich advises everyone to give Hoop a try
Andi Wüthrich, Managing Director of GMTC Fiduciary & Consulting AG, is already successfully implementing personal changes completely digitally with Hoop. «I advise everyone to give Hoop a try. For me as a fiduciary, changes in the commercial register can be made much faster. Customers are also happy that they don’t have to travel anywhere.» Find…
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When is a notary necessary? A guide to company changes in the Commercial Register
In the Swiss business world, the commercial register is a fundamental tool for ensuring transparency and security. However, not all company changes require the intervention of a notary. Understanding these differences can help optimize time and costs. With our Hoop platform, we offer a comprehensive service for fiduciaries: we prepare the documents, automatically send them…
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What Is the Enterprise Identification Number (UID)? All About the UID in Switzerland
The Enterprise Identification Number (UID) is a vital tool for identifying businesses in Switzerland. Introduced to simplify administrative processes, the UID system enables businesses to be easily recognized by public and private authorities. In this article, we explore what the UID represents, how it works, and why it is essential for companies operating in Switzerland.…
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Secure document storage and sharing with DeepBox: The Swiss solution for privacy-driven data management
In today’s digital landscape, protecting sensitive information and ensuring easy, safe access to documents is essential for both individuals and businesses. While there are numerous global services for cloud storage, finding a solution that combines strong data protection, privacy standards, and local expertise can be challenging in Switzerland. To meet these needs DeepCloud AG developed…
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Collective signature, individual signature, and procuration: the key differences
In the corporate world, managing official documents and authorizations can often be confusing, especially when it comes to distinguishing between collective and individual signatures, as well as joint and individual procuration. This post will clarify these concepts, so you can ensure your business is operating efficiently and legally. What is a collective signature? A collective…
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Legal guidelines for updating your commercial register entry in Switzerland
The Swiss commercial register is a crucial tool for ensuring transparency and trust in business transactions. Companies are required to regularly review their entries and promptly update them when changes occur. But what happens if this obligation is not met? In this article, we delve into the legal consequences of non-compliance and explain why it…
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How to quickly establish a company in Switzerland
1. Choosing the legal form and company name The Swiss legal system offers various legal forms for businesses. The three most common are the Corporation (AG), the Limited Liability Company (GmbH), and the Sole Proprietorship. Each of these legal forms has different characteristics regarding corporate structure and liability. The first step in establishing a company…
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