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The Limited Company in Switzerland
The Limited company (Ltd.) is a legal form that enjoys an excellent reputation and offers numerous advantages even to small companies in terms of both liability and capital requirements. The Ltd. is the form chosen by those who decide to think big and wish to integrate shareholders while maintaining their anonymity. Shareholders are not visible…
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Crucially essential: the company name
Choosing a name for your company is one of the most important decisions you will make as a business owner in the foundation phase. Not only does the name need to accurately represent your brand and what you stand for, but it must also comply with legal requirements and avoid causing confusion or misrepresenting your…
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Ltd. vs. LLC. in Switzerland: The Key Differences
In the context of Swiss commercial law, the Limited Company (Ltd.) and Limited liability company (LLC.) represent two predominant corporate forms. This article explores the key distinctions between them, offering an overview of their characteristics, requirements, and legal and tax implications. A thorough understanding of these differences is essential for those wishing to engage in…
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The Limited Liability Company in Switzerland
An LLC. is a limited liability company: the most common legal form in Switzerland, useful for limiting the personal liability of the owners. In fact, in an LLC. each partner is liable up to the amount of the share capital he has paid in. The modalities for setting up a limited liability company (LLC.) are…
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The central piece: Company purpose
The company purpose is of central importance for the foundation of a company and is the guideline for company policy, setting limits for any changes in the company’s activities. The company’s purpose is among the first things founders of a start-up or any business and enterprise must consider. It must be formulated concisely and in…
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Overview of the most common legal forms in Switzerland
When deciding to establish a company in Switzerland, one of the initial key decisions is choosing the legal form under which the business will operate. This choice will influence the company’s structure, legal liability, registration requirements, and taxation. In this article, we will delve into three prevalent legal forms: the limited company, the limited liability…
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Guide to changes in the Registry of commerce in Switzerland
If you operate a business in Switzerland, it is crucial to be well-informed about the procedures and regulations concerning modifications to the Registry of commerce. Whether the alteration pertains to personal data of individuals registered with the Registry of commerce or information related to your business activities, notifying the Registry of Commerce is of utmost…
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What is the QES (Qualified Electronic Signature)?
The Qualified Electronic Signature (QES) is a highly secure method of signing digital documents that provides the highest level of security. Defined at the European level, the QES is regulated by the eIDAS Regulation, which establishes the legal and technical requirements for electronic identification and authentication across the member states of the European Union. Moreover,…
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