Author: Romain Prieur

When discussing work in Switzerland, the employment contract is a central element that deserves all the necessary attention. Think of it as a bridge between you and your future employer, clearly establishing what each can expect from the other. This document is not just a...

In the complex economic landscape of Switzerland, a concept plays a discreet but essential role in the financial health of companies: hidden reserves. Often unknown to the general public and even some professionals, these reserves are a crucial aspect of accounting and corporate financial strategy....

Navigating the intricate landscape of Switzerland's corporate tax system can seem daunting, especially in light of the perpertual tax changes and the OECD's minimum tax rate implications. Entrepreneurs and multinational companies operating in Switzerland must stay informed about the federal Swiss corporate tax, cantonal and...

Every day, entrepreneurs embark on the adventure of starting a business, driven by the passion for a product, a service, or an idea. However, behind the freedom and independence that entrepreneurship brings, a relentless reality remains: profitability. How can you turn your passion into profit?...

The company name is the name by which it is designated. It is also sometimes referred to as the trade name. There are many rules that an entrepreneur must know when deciding to choose the company name of their business in Switzerland. ...

Facing the challenge of unemployment, asking the right questions is essential. Whether you're recently unemployed or anticipating this situation, understanding how unemployment works in Switzerland is crucial. This article is a treasure trove of information, designed to illuminate every aspect of unemployment benefits: from eligibility...

Whether you are a freelance entrepreneur or the owner of a small business, choosing the right accounting software is crucial for your activity. Accounting software can help you track your finances, create invoices, manage your bank transactions, and prepare your tax returns. However, with so...

The Value Added Tax, commonly known as VAT, is an indirect tax on consumption that is in force in over 160 countries around the world. The VAT in Switzerland has a unique feature: it is applied at three different rates depending on the goods and...

The wealth tax is a tax calculated on an individual's assets and not on their annual income. It complements the income tax. Below, we will see how the wealth tax is calculated in Switzerland. Also, we will compare wealth tax rates according to the cantons....