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It regularly happens that people living abroad, Swiss or foreign, wish to start a company in Switzerland. Is this even possible on a legal basis? more…
Entrepreneurs are sometimes confronted with bad payment habits of their customers earlier than expected. In such cases, taking legal action is often the only way to obtain the amount owed. more…
The choice of an appropriate company name can be crucial to the success of your business. Certain legal requirements must be met. more…
A total of 4,661 businesses were founded during March 2022 in Switzerland. This represents a slight decrease compared to March of the previous year, but an increase compared to February 2022! more…
Whether to brighten up offices, as little gifts or as part of product and mail packaging, creative stickers rock! And layout templates are available here in the blog, free as always! Creative stickers make life better. That’s a fact. And since sticker bombing has become a genuine trend, funny, inspirational or thought-provoking stickers can be […] more…
Trade marks are an important distinguishing feature for companies. The creation of a successful trade mark is not only time-consuming but also costly. To protect against imitations, trade marks can be registered in the Swiss trademark register. more…
The reduction of the share capital reduces the equity of a public limited company. There are many reasons why a company may reduce its share capital, such as to reduce excess liquidity or to compensate for a loss on the balance sheet. more…
In February 2022, 4’222 companies were founded in Switzerland. Although this represents a decrease of -3.74% compared to February 2021, the number of foundations increased by +10.76% compared to January 2022. more…
Anyone setting up their own company must first register it in the Commercial Register. The entry contains central information and enables third parties to obtain information about the various legal entities. more…