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The following article provides information on basic rules for debt collection proceedings, such as the place of debt collection and time limits. more
In principle, anyone carrying out an independent commercial or professional activity is subject to VAT on annual sales of CHF 100,000 or more. This applies to independent private individuals (e.g. sole proprietorships or partnerships) and corporations (e.g. Sàrl and SA). The tax rate is 7.7%, with exceptions for lower rates. more
Cash register systems are a dime a dozen. No wonder, since they are an extremely valuable tool for your company. More than just accepting payments, they are a source of information and an assistant for employees. They also offer the great advantage that the initial installation is usually so simple that you can do it […] more
The revision of company law, which came into force on 1 January 2023, brings with it various new possibilities in the area of capital. Among other things, share capital can be held in a foreign currency. This article explains which requirements must be met for this. The revision of the company law takes into account […] more
Crowdfunding is just one of numerous ways for startups to secure funding and reach their financial goals. Instead of relying on one big funder said startups profit from a number of small investments. A well-thought-out crowdfunding strategy is key to success for many startups. Crowdfunding as a financing option Distinctions must be made between the […] more
As a test drive and reviewing a vehicle’s paperwork part of the process of purchasing a vehicle, due diligence is required in the course of purchasing a company. This is the terminology for the detailed review by the potential buyer of a company that is up for sale. We will explain to you, which areas […] more
Expenses, such as those for travel, lodging or meals, can be passed on to the customer in various ways. We will show you what options you have for this. Travel, lodging or meal expenses are often incurred when performing work. Naturally, we do not want to bear these expenses ourselves. They are a necessary part […] more
The first half of 2018 has brought European start-ups so much capital as never before. Compared to 2017, this year 27% more funds have been raised. Compared to other countries, Switzerland ranks fifth. This is shown by Start-Up Barometer Europe 2018 from EY, which reviews how European start-ups are funded. Switzerland Ranked Fifth In the […] more
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March 14, 2019
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If the payment morale of debtors is not up to scratch, the debt enforcement procedure is often the only and last chance to get to your money. However, traditional debt enforcement in paper form can quickly become a costly nuisance, especially if multiple procedures have been launched, for example, by health insurance or debt collection […] more
It is particularly important for start-ups to receive their remuneration on time. Unfortunately, it is not always the case. If payment reminders do not help and negotiations fail, the last resort is a debt collection procedure. If needed, an outstanding debt is caused to be paid under duress. In a series of four articles, STARTUPS.CH […] more
