Firmengründung in der Schweiz
Beratung erhaltenStarting a business in Switzerland?
You’ll be starting in one of the most innovative and stable economies in the world – a country known for its precision, privacy, and excellence in finance and technology. Establishing a company is not just about starting a business, it is about laying the cornerstone for long-term success.
Switzerland is a beacon of economic stability, offering a favorable environment for entrepreneurs and businesses. With a robust legal framework, competitive tax system and access to a skilled, multilingual workforce, it is no wonder that many of the world’s leading companies choose Switzerland for their headquarters. Whether you’re eyeing Zurich’s bustling marketplace, Geneva’s innovation center or Basel’s tech scene, your venture begins with a key step: incorporation. Our services go beyond the procedural aspects of company incorporation. We are the architects of the foundation of your Swiss business, offering personalized guidance tailored to the unique needs of your enterprise. This is what makes us different:
Expert navigation: The Swiss corporate landscape is as rich and diverse as its topography. We provide professional navigation of this terrain, ensuring that your business complies with all federal and cantonal laws while benefiting from the most favorable conditions.
Fast and seamless setup: Time is of the essence. Our streamlined processes and in-depth understanding of the Swiss legal system ensure that your company is up and running quickly, allowing you to focus on what you do best – innovating and growing your business.
More than just the basics: We don’t just do the paperwork. From strategic advice on the ideal company structure to recommendations on tax optimization and connecting you to the Swiss banking and financial services network, we are here to help you set up your operational infrastructure.
- Hohes Maß an Banksicherheit
- Nur 11,9% der Steuern
- TOP-5 der stabilsten Länder
- Möglichkeit, eine Aufenthaltsgenehmigung zu erhalten
- Hohe Zinssätze auf Einlagen
Wir sind uns bewusst, dass die Bedürfnisse jedes Kunden einzigartig sind, und unsere breite Palette an Angeboten spiegelt diese Vielseitigkeit wider. Wir betreuen sowohl angehende Unternehmer, die ein Unternehmen gründen wollen, als auch etablierte Unternehmen, die nach umfassenden Geschäftslösungen suchen.
Unsere Aufgabe ist einfach: Wir wollen Ihre Prozesse optimieren, Sie beim Aufbau Ihres Unternehmens unterstützen und Sie dann zu den besten Lösungen aus unserem Dienstleistungsangebot führen.
Betsalel Assouline
director of ALPINEGATE Business Advisors AG- +41 79 948 33 33
- Rue de Rive 4, 1204 Genève
- Bahnhofstrasse 21, 6300 Zug
- info@alpinegate.ch
What are the main requirements for company registration in Switzerland?
To successfully complete the registration process, you need to meet several key requirements. These include selecting a suitable legal entity (such as a GmbH or AG), having a registered office in Switzerland, and appointing at least one director who is a Swiss resident. Additionally, a minimum share capital is required—CHF 20,000 for a GmbH and CHF 100,000 for an AG. Certain industries may also require specific licenses or permits.
How can I register a company in Switzerland as a foreign entrepreneur?
Foreign entrepreneurs must comply with specific regulations, such as appointing a local director or representative who is a Swiss resident. Depending on the type of legal entity chosen, you may also need to open a Swiss bank account to deposit the required share capital. It is advisable to consult with legal experts who can guide you through the process and ensure compliance with Swiss laws, including any additional requirements for non-residents.
What steps are involved in registering a Swiss company?
The process involves several critical steps, including drafting the articles of association, depositing the required capital in a Swiss bank, and registering with the Commercial Register. After registration, you may need to obtain specific business licenses depending on your industry. For example, companies in the financial sector may require additional licenses from FINMA (Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority). Each step must be carefully managed to ensure a smooth registration process, which typically takes a few weeks to complete.
What should I consider when starting a business in Switzerland?
When starting a business, consider the legal structure that best suits your needs, whether it’s a GmbH, AG, or another form. Tax obligations, including corporate tax rates and VAT, should also be considered, as well as the regulatory environment specific to your industry. Additionally, understanding the advantages of Switzerland’s business-friendly environment, such as its stable economy and favourable tax policies, can help you make informed decisions. Consulting with local legal and financial experts is highly recommended to navigate the complexities.
What is the process to start a company in Switzerland for a non-resident?
As a non-resident, you’ll need to follow a specific process that includes choosing the right legal entity, ensuring you have a local representative who is a Swiss resident, and complying with Swiss residency requirements. Additionally, you’ll need to open a Swiss bank account to deposit the initial share capital. The process can be complex, and engaging with a professional service provider can help navigate these complexities and ensure all legal and regulatory requirements are met.