Filial of foreign anonymous company
(offshore), headquartered in Geneva, Swiss banking current account,
guaranteed exempted by burdens and administrative duties. Price of sale CHF
10'000.-- |
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Swiss law allows you to create a Swiss branch for
your company, even if your company is incorporated outside of Switzerland. Some
people prefer to take this option rather than create a full Swiss corporation
because capital requirements are lower and it is simpler to set up. |
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In practical, it is necessary to record the branch
in Switzerland of one already existing foreign company, without to create new
costs for the constitution of one new company, it is to say without having to
disburse money for new social capital, without to decide of new staff, new
directors and so on. |
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The branch in
Switzerland will be able to have use of all the advantages recognized to the
companies of Swiss right, to decide of bank
accounts, postal checking
accounts and so on. Moreover, to difference of the
companies of Swiss right, the
branch subject will not be determined Swiss taxes (preventive tax on the
dividends). The invoicing between the parent company and the
Swiss
branch will be facilitated and much most flexible. |
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It must also
be added, the fact to decide of one branch in Switzerland, it remarkably
increases the prestige of the company, supplying a better image of the products
it commercializes from the same one. |
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We can therefore assist to you under every profile,
it is legal or administrative, predisposing for you an operating office or
virtual with a secretary in meat and boneses that your correspondence will shunt
and will answer to the telephone to name of your company, that all for one
absolutely reasonable sum. |
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It is enough
to think that in order to record one branch are necessary only
CHF 2000.-- (=
approximately EURO 1300.--), in which sum also is comprised the recording in the
Swiss Chamber of Commerce. To notice that recording expenses do not demand
repetitive taxes anniversaries as is the case for Italy. In satisfied
Switzerland once one tantum. |