Just want to know if anybody can suggest a lawyer/fiduciary/tax consultant that can give me advise on the formation of a Swiss company & etc.
Thanks, Mike
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May 15, 2006 @ 19:22
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Just want to know if anybody can suggest a lawyer/fiduciary/tax consultant that can give me advise on the formation of a Swiss company & etc.
Thanks, Mike
JackieChenMay 15, 2006 @ 19:22
Thanks, Mike
JackieChenMay 15, 2006 @ 19:22
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May 15, 2006 @ 20:30
I use them and they speak English
022 732 12 20
www.audiconsult.ch
022 732 12 20
www.audiconsult.ch
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May 16, 2006 @ 01:43
i formed my swiss company " SA" and sold it after 10 yrs.
also you can buy an unused SA ( much cheaper) or create an SARL.
depends what you want to do.
if i can help so you can speak with some prior knowledge to a "Notaire" only the notaire is needed to create an SA. not a lawyer.
much cheaper of course.
cheers,
roger
also you can buy an unused SA ( much cheaper) or create an SARL.
depends what you want to do.
if i can help so you can speak with some prior knowledge to a "Notaire" only the notaire is needed to create an SA. not a lawyer.
much cheaper of course.
cheers,
roger
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i formed my swiss company " SA" and sold it after 10 yrs.
also you can buy an unused SA ( much cheaper) or create an SARL.
depends what you want to do.
if i can help so you can speak with some prior knowledge to a "Notaire" only the notaire is needed to create an SA. not a lawyer.
much cheaper of course.
cheers,
roger
epicure, May 16, 2006 @ 01:43
also you can buy an unused SA ( much cheaper) or create an SARL.
depends what you want to do.
if i can help so you can speak with some prior knowledge to a "Notaire" only the notaire is needed to create an SA. not a lawyer.
much cheaper of course.
cheers,
roger
epicure, May 16, 2006 @ 01:43
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May 16, 2006 @ 03:46
Hi Mike,
before spending the extra bucks with a fiduciary, you may want to check this out:
In French: http://www.geneva.ch/guide_matieres.htm
In English: http://www.geneva.ch/genevaguideintro.htm
As epicure pointed out, you only need a notary to incorporate your company, plus the administrative fees of the Registre du Commerce.
Please also feel free to send me a message, I work in a fiduciary... ;o)
Cheers,
Pikachu
before spending the extra bucks with a fiduciary, you may want to check this out:
In French: http://www.geneva.ch/guide_matieres.htm
In English: http://www.geneva.ch/genevaguideintro.htm
As epicure pointed out, you only need a notary to incorporate your company, plus the administrative fees of the Registre du Commerce.
Please also feel free to send me a message, I work in a fiduciary... ;o)
Cheers,
Pikachu
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Hi Mike,
before spending the extra bucks with a fiduciary, you may want to check this out:
In French: http://www.geneva.ch/guide_matieres.htm
In English: http://www.geneva.ch/genevaguideintro.htm
As epicure pointed out, you only need a notary to incorporate your company, plus the administrative fees of the Registre du Commerce.
Please also feel free to send me a message, I work in a fiduciary... ;o)
Cheers,
Pikachu
Pikachu, May 16, 2006 @ 03:46
before spending the extra bucks with a fiduciary, you may want to check this out:
In French: http://www.geneva.ch/guide_matieres.htm
In English: http://www.geneva.ch/genevaguideintro.htm
As epicure pointed out, you only need a notary to incorporate your company, plus the administrative fees of the Registre du Commerce.
Please also feel free to send me a message, I work in a fiduciary... ;o)
Cheers,
Pikachu
Pikachu, May 16, 2006 @ 03:46
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May 17, 2006 @ 02:04
I'll get back to you guys when I am back next week. My real need is a ZUG base company. My need is very specific.
Cheers, Mike
Cheers, Mike
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I'll get back to you guys when I am back next week. My real need is a ZUG base company. My need is very specific.
Cheers, Mike
JackieChen, May 17, 2006 @ 02:04
Cheers, Mike
JackieChen, May 17, 2006 @ 02:04
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May 19, 2010 @ 07:44
Hi All,
I was wondering, in general as a contractor/consultant, do people form 1 person companies as a way to invoice the client and then pay themselves, like they do in many other countries ? or is it not a cost effective approach ?
for example due to requirements that you have to have a physical office rented, and pay large fees etc
I was looking into having a company payroll me to do my invoicing and pay me a salary, but the charges are too high so I want to look into establishing my own company to do this.
thanks
jason
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Hi All,
I was wondering, in general as a contractor/consultant, do people form 1 person companies as a way to invoice the client and then pay themselves, like they do in many other countries ? or is it not a cost effective approach ?
for example due to requirements that you have to have a physical office rented, and pay large fees etc
I was looking into having a company payroll me to do my invoicing and pay me a salary, but the charges are too high so I want to look into establishing my own company to do this.
thanks
jason
jasepitt, May 19, 2010 @ 07:44
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