Automatic Exchange of Information – International Tax Policies
Switzerland has long been regarded as a tax haven because of its small and affluent economy which is governed in an extremely robust manner. When compared to other economies around the world, the tax burden in Switzerland is moderate and its tax policies aim at minimizing the chances of tax evasion and increasing the attractiveness of the economy.
Swiss Limited Company
A limited company means that the liability of the company members is limited to what they have already invested or guaranteed to the company. This type of company may be limited by either shares or guarantee. When it comes to shares, there are public limited company and private limited company. There are private and public limited companies all around the world but the rules governing them vary.
The Swiss Joint-Stock Company And Its Advantages
Joint stock companies are one of the most common forms of corporations established in Switzerland. It is abbreviated as AG which is short for Aktiengesellschaft or SA which stands for Societe Anonyme. These companies follow the rules and regulations laid down in the Articles 620 to 723 of the Swiss Code of Obligations.
New company law in Switzerland since 01.07.2016
New Company Law in Switzerland Makes It Easier For Companies To Handover The Business To the Next Generation
Free Trade Agreement between Switzerland and the world
A treaty between two transnational groups or countries so as to protect free trade is termed as free trade agreements. Free trade agreements are planned to develop commercial acquaintances with significant cohorts across the globe.