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Determining salary: What does it all include?

The decisive salary for social security contributions includes all cash and in-kind income. It consists of fixed and variable salary components and benefits in kind.
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What is an accounts payable account?

The accounts payable account reflects the debts to suppliers in the balance sheet and is charged when purchasing on account. It is essential for the financial health of a company to settle these liabilities on time.
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Appendix to the annual accounts: What all should be included?

The appendix to the annual financial statement is newly regulated by Art. 959c OR and now contains more detailed information such as explanations of the balance sheet and income statement. Sole proprietorships and partnerships may waive the appendix under certain conditions.
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Dividend and interest credits

Dividends and interest on securities are reduced by a 35% withholding tax. This tax is reimbursed domestically, but not for foreigners without an agreement.
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The income accounts

In accounting, success accounts are divided into expense and revenue accounts, without an opening balance. Annually, all expenses and revenues are recorded there and then reset to zero.
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Budgeting in a startup company

Budgeting in the founding phase is challenging because costs and revenues are difficult to estimate, whereby realistic, cautious estimates are recommended. Discrepancies in the budget can lead to critical queries from investors.
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Securities as a possible capital investment

Securities are an effective capital investment for surplus corporate funds because they offer higher returns than cash or bank accounts. They include stocks, participation certificates, and bonds, each with different rights and risks.
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The equity account and the private account

The Equity account shows the company's debts to the business owner and changes through profits, losses, or private deposits. The Private account records the owner's private transactions and is transferred annually to equity.
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The Annual Financial Statement in the Law of Obligations

Art. 959 ff. of the Swiss Code of Obligations governs the structure of a company's annual financial statement, which includes the balance sheet, income statement, and notes to the accounts. The balance sheet shows the assets and financial position, while the income statement reflects the earnings situation and the notes explain this information.
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