Frequently Asked Questions

We provide company formation assistance, contract drafting, compliance reviews, partnership agreements, and advisory on Swiss regulatory requirements.

We guide you through selecting an entity, preparing and filing required documents, registering with the commercial register, and obtaining any necessary permits.

Common options include sole proprietorship, general partnership, GmbH (limited liability company), and AG (public company). We help you evaluate which model suits your needs.

Registration with the commercial register typically completes within 5 to 10 business days, depending on the canton and document readiness.

You need articles of association, a notarial deed, a list of members, proof of deposit, and identification documents for the directors.

Yes. Swiss law requires every company to have a registered office in Switzerland. We can arrange an appropriate address solution.

Non-residents may establish a company but must appoint at least one director with Swiss residency or obtain a suitable permit.

The minimum amount required to establish a GmbH is 20,000 CHF, which must be fully deposited into the company account prior to registration.

Companies must file annual accounts, hold general meetings, maintain records of directors, and submit regular tax declarations.

Yes. We draft employment contracts, consultant agreements, and advise on termination clauses in line with Swiss labour law.

We provide transparent hourly rates and fixed fees for defined projects. A detailed quote follows an initial consultation.

Our Zurich office is at Limmatquai 2, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland. You are welcome by appointment.

Submit an inquiry via our online form or call +41766436807. We’ll assess your requirements and send a tailored proposal.

Our team works in English, German, French, and Italian to accommodate your needs.

We adhere to Swiss data protection regulations, employ secure storage measures, and share information only with client consent.