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Why Outsourcing Accounting Increases Efficiency

Accounting is one of the most important but also time-consuming tasks of a business.
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Retroactive payments into Pillar 3a: What changes from 2025?

From 2025, in Switzerland, missed payments into pillar 3a can be made up retrospectively for up to ten years, offering particularly high earners tax advantages. There is criticism from the SP, which believes that mainly higher incomes benefit; additionally, tax shortfalls are expected.
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What is a revision?

Revisions serve to review financial reports and business processes and increase transparency and trust. They are especially needed for annual financial statements and are required by law.
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Withholding Tax in Switzerland: What Private Individuals Need to Know

The reference tax is a special value-added tax in Switzerland for foreign services, relevant when the provider is not locally subject to VAT. Private individuals must declare and pay this themselves if services exceed CHF 10,000 per year.
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The Board of Directors - An Overview

The board of directors of a Swiss corporation leads and supervises the company, determines its strategic orientation. It is elected by the general meeting of shareholders and bears responsibility for major corporate decisions.
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What is usufruct?

The usufruct in Switzerland allows the use of property without possession, regulated in the Swiss Civil Code Art. 745 et seq. It is tax-relevant, with the usufructuary declaring income and assets.
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BVG Requirement 2024: A Comprehensive Overview

2024 introduces significant adjustments to Switzerland's occupational pension scheme, including a retirement savings start at age 25 and adjustments to the coordination deduction. Key reforms aim to make retirement provision fairer, especially for part-time workers and low-income earners.
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Participations and securities: Accounting registration made easy in Switzerland

Companies in Switzerland must ensure accurate accounting records when acquiring securities (<20% voting rights) or participations (>20% voting rights). Participations use account 1480, securities account 1400, with Jens account like bank account 1020.
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The choice of legal form for companies in Switzerland

The choice of legal form is central to startup creations in Switzerland and influences management, liability, and taxes. Legal forms such as the sole proprietorship offer simplicity, while the AG (public limited company) provides protection through limited liability.
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