Swiss Ready Made Companies
Ready made companies can be delivered immediatey to the client. Generaly
Type of business entity
- Corporation (S.A. or AG)
- Limited Liability Company (Sàrl or Gmbh)
- Branch of foreign business entity
Corporate tax privileges
- Holding Company Ruling
- Auxiliary Company Ruling
- Service Company Ruling
- Finance Branches
Contact us to discuss the entity and structure that would best suit your needs.
Owning a Swiss company is often synonym of seriousness, stability and prestige. Swiss companies enjoy a worldwide reputation of reliability.
Swiss Holding Company
Holding status applies to companies which perform no commercial activity in Switzerland, and whose corporate aim and effective activity is to durably hold financial participations in affiliated companies. Both concepts are very widely defined. Financial participations include all types of shares, voting and non-voting, as well as long-term loans to affiliated companies. Affiliated companies are companies which, directly or indirectly, are at least 20% (or minimum CHF2 million) owned by the holding company.
To benefit from this tax ruling, a holding company must fulfill one of the following two conditions:
¡ At least two thirds of its assets consist of financial participations in affiliated companies, as defined above or;
¡ At least two thirds of its income is derived from these financial participations.
Holding companies are exempted from cantonal and communal tax on their entire income. Pure Holding companies pays no direct federal income tax. It has access to double taxation treaties with more than 60 countries. No CFC rules.
Switzerland has a long-standing reputation as a favourable location for holding companies, with trading, financing, reinvoicing, and other activities performed from the country.
Every client’s needs are unique. Please Contact Us for a free quote or for further information.
You can also use our International Tel 41-43-500-6120 or 41-43-500-6121.
Confidentiality
We comply with the strictest and most stringent Swiss privacy laws.
Banking Secrecy
The Swiss banker’s professional secrecy is rooted in article 47 of the federal law concerning banks and savings institutions, enacted 8th November 1934. This article stipulates that all banking relations are bound by the secrecy.
Professional Secrecy
Swiss law also guarantees strict professional secrecy in other fields such as trust companies, audit companies and lawyers. The protection of the “Private Sphere” is a fundamental right deeply rooted in the Swiss constitution.
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