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The number of startups in Switzerland stood at 4272 in July 2023, ending the strong growth of recent months. Compared to the strong previous month of June, 13.61% fewer new companies were founded and measured against July last year, an increase of 1.23% was recorded. more…

The stock corporation must be entered in the commercial register. Prior to registration, the founder is liable with his personal assets. Primary liability of the company assets If the stock corporation is entered in the commercial register, the company’s assets are the only assets that are liable to the company’s creditors. It should be noted […] more…

An employment contract describes the rights and obligations of the employer and employee. It is not subject to any formal requirements, but a written contract is the rule. more…

On the way to self-employment, it is necessary to consider at an early stage which legal form is most suitable for the intended business purpose. Before taking the step into self-employment, it is therefore important to obtain comprehensive information in order to know the advantages and disadvantages of the individual legal forms. updated 14 July […] more…

The following article provides information on basic rules for debt collection proceedings, such as the place of debt collection and time limits. more…

The number of startups in Switzerland in June 2023 was 4945, an increase of 22.28% compared to the previous month. Also compared to last June, a growth of 10.13% was recorded. more…

The obligations of employers and employees under an employment contract are explained in the following blog post. 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…

For self-employment, there are various special regulations in the area of social insurance that deviate from the rules for employed persons. more…