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Archive for category ‘LLC (GmbH) Law’
In July of this year, we carried out a comprehensive visual redesign at Startups.ch, including an overhaul of our logo and our entire brand identity. This was a logical step for us to better adapt to the needs of our customers and create a clearer, more user-friendly platform. Just as the world of entrepreneurship is […] more
In the following article, the duties of the shareholder of a limited liability company (LLC) are shown and explained. more
Under previous law, the nominal value of a share was at least 1 centime. Ordinary shares of a limited liability company even had to have a nominal value of at least CHF 100. With the revision of company law that came into force on 1 January 2023, these lower limits were abolished. more
By Startups.ch,
January 23, 2023
Published in | Company (AG) Law, Corporation, Law, LLC (GmbH) Law | No comments
Published in | Company (AG) Law, Corporation, Law, LLC (GmbH) Law | No comments
The paid-in share capital or stock capital is blocked during the incorporation process. Once the company has been founded, the capital can be used freely to achieve the company’s purpose. more
In Switzerland, the limited liability company (LLC or GmbH) is one of the most popular and frequent legal forms. But what are the legal requirements for establishing a LLC? We will give you a brief overview of the most important points. more
When choosing a legal structure for a business in Switzerland, two popular options are the Limited Liability Company (LLC) and the Public Limited Company (PLC), but with important differences. While these two entities share several similarities, there are some key differences that business owners should be aware of. Below is a summary of the most […] more
Many entrepreneurs face the decision of whether to become self-employed by setting up a sole proprietorship or a limited liability company (LLC). This decision involves considering various factors such as accounting, liability, company name, and social insurance status. more
After 2015 you need to have at least one Swiss Director to start a limited or public limited company in Switzerland. Hence, foreigners who are not Swiss residents cannot establish a company in Switzerland just like that. Being your Appointed Director, Findea AG can offer you a solution to overcome this problem. more
By Startups.ch,
October 4, 2018
Published in | Company (AG) Law, Corporation, LLC (GmbH) Law | No comments
Published in | Company (AG) Law, Corporation, LLC (GmbH) Law | No comments
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
Published in | Company (AG) Law, LLC (GmbH) Law, Uncategorized | No comments
Published in | Company (AG) Law, LLC (GmbH) Law, Uncategorized | No comments
