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Sole Proprietorship (Einzelfirma)
This is ideal for freelancers or small businesses with one owner. It’s simple to register, but the owner bears unlimited liability.
General Partnership (Kollektivgesellschaft)
This is suitable for businesses with two or more individuals. Partners share profits and liabilities.
Limited Liability Company (Gmbh/Sàrl)
A popular option for SMES. It requires a minimum capital of CHF 20,000 and provides limited liability protection.
Public Limited Company (AG/SA):
This is ideal for larger businesses and startups aiming for outside investment. It requires CHF 100,000 in capital and offers shareholders anonymity and limited liability.
Branch Office or Subsidiary:
Foreign companies can expand into Switzerland via a branch or subsidiary, depending on their operational needs and tax strategy.
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What type of company do you register in Switzerland?
The two types of companies that we form in Geneva—Switzerland—are S.A. (Société Anonyme) and S.A.R.L. (Société A Responsabilité Limitée). The Canton’s Register acts as a monitoring body.
What is the difference between S.A. and S.A.R.L.?
These two types of companies are called in the French language S.A. (Société anonyme) and S.A.R.L. (Société à responsabilité Limitée). They are equivalent to a Public Limited Company (PLC) and a Limited Liability Company (LLC).
What are the main features of a Sàrl?
Mainly used for small to medium-sized businesses
Minimum share capital is 20,000 Swiss Francs (€12,320)
No restrictions on foreign ownership
Minimum of two people required to establish the company
One of the directors must be a Swiss resident
Is it complicated to set up a company in Switzerland?
Swiss director required by Swiss laws (We can arrange a Nominee for you)
