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It is a first of its kind in the Canton of Zug, if not in all of Switzerland: founding a company with a contribution in kind, which fully consisted of cryptocurrencies. The founder is Mr. Lacerda who founded his company Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Services Zug AG with the help of STARTUPS.CH. In the Interview with […] more
When a company is formed using acquisitions in kind, it undertakes, once it is entered in the Commercial Register, to take over assets belonging to its shareholders/members or related parties. It is often difficult to separate such formation method from that in which cash is used. This distinction is important, however, because companies formed using […] more
If you form a company, you do not necessarily have to pay up the initial share capital in cash, as founders can also pay by contributing assets. Such payments are called contributions in kind. To ensure the value stability of the assets, they must meet certain specific requirements and be subject to some special verification. more
By Startups.ch,
June 7, 2018
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If a contract is classified as a work contract, this has far-reaching consequences, especially as far as warranty obligations are concerned. i.e. they are much more extensive under the work contract than under the contract for services. But the customer has also more obligations. more
Under specific circumstances it may prove difficult to distinguish between a work contract and a contract for services. This distinction is of paramount importance, however. Learn here what the work contract is really about and how it can be defined. more
It may be difficult to discriminate between a contract for services of the Swiss Civil Code a work contract. Making this distinction, however, is very important. It is so because either contract generates quite different warranty obligations. This article reveals which of these obligations arise from the contract for services. more
Whenever a service is offered, either a contract for services or a work contract is meant. This differentiation is very important, as it involves applying various legal norms, e.g. with regard to termination, defects or compensation. In this series of articles, STARTUPS.CH is therefore going to explain what the contract for services is about. This […] 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
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
In the last few years cryptocurrencies have been steadily gaining in importance. Especially bitcoin, the most famous of cryptocurrencies, has more and more found its way into everyday life. Here the role of harbinger has been assumed by the city of Zug. It was the first state authority worldwide to accept bitcoin as a legal […] more
