Frequently asked questions

A Sàrl (limited liability company) requires a minimum capital of CHF 20,000, while a SA (public limited company) requires CHF 100,000 of which 50% must be paid up at formation. The Sàrl is better suited to smaller structures; the SA is preferable if you plan to go public or have a complex shareholder structure.

In Switzerland, VAT is generally declared quarterly. However, businesses in the restaurant sector may opt for monthly declarations, which provides better cash-flow visibility. We advise you on the most suitable arrangement for your business.

VAT registration becomes mandatory once your annual turnover exceeds CHF 100,000. Below this threshold, registration is voluntary. We can analyse whether voluntary registration would be advantageous for your situation.

Tips paid directly to staff are not subject to VAT. However, if they pass through the employer, they form part of the payroll. We help you set up the most advantageous system for your establishment in compliance with legal requirements.

Yes, absolutely. A change of fiduciary firm is possible at any time. We take over your file and coordinate with your previous provider to ensure a seamless transition.

Yes. We support expatriates and foreign residents with their Geneva tax obligations: tax returns, tax optimisation, residency questions, and double taxation treaties. We speak French, English, Italian, and Portuguese.