Entrepreneurship

Successful delegation is the key to growth: less routine, more focus on strategy and innovation – leading to stronger teams, better results, and sustainable success.

Learn all about company domiciles in Switzerland – key concepts, legal uses, and strategic advantages.

Three mistakes slow SMEs: overload from self-work, poor financial planning, and weak leadership. Solutions: delegate, outsource, and focus on strategy.

Understand the legal and tax-related differences between a domicile address and a permanent establishment.

The liquidation of a company in Switzerland is a legally regulated process that occurs in several phases.

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.

Self-employed individuals in Switzerland must know tax regulations precisely in order to effectively minimize their tax burden. Documentation of business expenses and losses is crucial for successful financial management.

Switzerland offers a favorable environment for company formation, even without residence in the country, with requirements such as local managing director and company headquarters. Thorough planning and expert advice are essential to overcome legal and administrative hurdles.

Max, a passionate photographer, takes the step into self-employment as a wedding photographer with a sole proprietorship. For bookkeeping, a simple income-expense statement suffices as long as his revenue remains below CHF 500,000.