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Leasing is similar to renting and preserves ownership with the leasing company, but can provide tax benefits and conserve liquidity. It is often more expensive than other financing options, however, it offers flexibility and adaptability.

Hourly employees are entitled to 4 weeks of paid vacation by law; companies often offer vacation bonuses (8.33% for 4 weeks) instead of direct continued pay. Vacation bonuses must be listed separately on the payroll statement to be considered as paid.

Cryptocurrencies must be declared as assets in the tax return; gains are tax-free for private individuals, losses are not deductible. Special tax rules apply for business use, including the regulation for mining.

Cryptocurrencies must be declared as assets in the tax return, with false statements potentially leading to consequences. The valuation is carried out using official year-end exchange rates or common marketplaces.

In the case of unpaid leave, accident insurance coverage ends after 30 days; for the pension fund and other social benefits, individual regulations must be observed. It is advisable to clarify insurance coverage and ongoing payments in detail before taking such leave.

The new stock corporation law, effective from January 1, 2023, stipulates that monitoring liquidity and financial status are core responsibilities of the board of directors. In the event of impending insolvency, the board of directors must act immediately to ensure or restore solvency.

The revised Stock Corporation Act comes into effect on January 1, 2023, and allows dividends from current profits with an interim financial statement during the fiscal year. Such a distribution requires an audited interim financial statement and a general meeting resolution.

Since 2020, the new Stock Corporation Act has been approved, comes into effect in 2023, and regulates, among other things, capital reserves. Repayments from the capital reserve are allowed if certain conditions are met.

The Swiss stock corporation law has been revised, with new provisions taking effect from January 1, 2023, such as the free choice of the par value of shares greater than zero. Additionally, joint-stock companies may maintain their share capital in a foreign currency significant to their business operations.