Conversion Of Existing Legal Form
Conversion Of Existing Legal Form As a company grows, its team expands, or new investors join a change in legal form is unavoidable. That is why, once you have successfully mastered the start of entrepreneurship, you may find yourself facing structural changes. This article explains when a conversion of an existing company structure makes sense […]
How To Found A Public Limited Company
How To Found A Public Limited Company A public limited company is legally established once the notarised articles of association and application forms have been verified and published by the commercial register office. A public limited company makes it easier for people to have holdings in the company and keeps shareholders anonymous towards third parties. […]
How To Set Up A General Partnership
How To Set Up A General Partnership A general partnership exists in law once the partnership agreement has been concluded and the company has been entered into the commercial register. Individuals can come together to form a general partnership, with no minimum capital contribution, instead of each setting up a sole proprietorship. The key points […]
How To Set Up A LLC
How To Set Up A LLC A LLC is legally established when the notarized articles of association plus the application forms have been verified and published by the commercial register office. The low minimum share capital of CHF 20,000 means the LLC is becoming an increasingly popular option for one-person operations, making it among the […]
Legal Forms – An Overview
Legal Forms – An Overview Young companies and SMEs in Switzerland opt most frequently for the following legal form: sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited liability company (GmbH) and public limited company (AG). Together these make up almost 90% of all companies entered in Switzerland’s federal commercial register. The choice of suitable legal form is a […]
How To Set Up A Sole Proprietorship
How To Set Up A Sole Proprietorship A sole proprietorship is a legal form of business ownership under which a natural person alone takes up business activities for the purpose of economic gain. Together with the GmbH (limited liability company), this is the most frequently chosen legal form in Switzerland. Below you will find a […]
