Company formation

Last year, Switzerland introduced a new law, the "blockchain law". The implementation of this law will follow two stages: the first which already occured on the 1st of February, and the other to eventuate in August. Invoked on the 1st of February were reforms on company law. In the second phase in August, the State will put into effect upgrades of the financial market infrastructure. These will allow Switzerland to have a properly managed cryptocurrency industry where all actors are fully informed of the opportunities & risks associated. 
 

Recently, Switzerland adopted a new DLT Regulations which sets the country as a leader in FinTech, Blockchain,  DLT Technologies and other related programs. The new regulations will enter into force starting from this year.

The new year, 2020 has brought with it a raft of new laws and changes in Switzerland.

Dear Clients,

With these few lines, we request your precious time to remind you of the main legislative changes that await us from January 2020 moving forward.

This comprehensive guide contains detailed information for entrepreneurs and legal entities interested in company formation in Switzerland. Get enlightened on all the legal processes and dodge the common pitfalls!

Establishing a new business can be a daunting task. While it's important to put much emphasis on the fulfilment of the legal requirements for company registration, the planning and execution of other elements in company incorporation shouldn't be taken lightly. This includes choosing the business location, obtaining financial resources, hiring employees among other factors.

Starting a business from scratch in any country is certainly not easy and can be time-consuming. Fortunately, in Switzerland you have the option to buy a ready-made company and quickly start your business operations. The favourable government policies and the country’s geographical position make it easy to run a successful business for almost any activity in Switzerland.

Switzerland is often considered one of the best locations for incorporating a company. It is a prestigious country with a relatively low tax rate and, above all, has a plausible reputation for the quality and security of its services.

Over the past few years, more and more companies have started to strategise ways by which they can escape giving their hard-earned profits to governments. This is the reason why many major global firms decide to set up their headquaters in low taxing jurisdictions like Switzerland. Switzerland is one of the most welcoming investment destinations for foreign investors due to its low taxation, a favourable economic legislature, among many other advantages.