A comprehensive guide to the corporate tax system in Switzerland. Learn about the most important tax types for GmbHs and AGs, how they are calculated and use our tax calculator to find out how much your company will have to pay in profit tax in the canton of Zug.

We explain the Swiss tax system, focusing on the canton of Zug. From the tax structure at all federal levels, to Zug's tax benefits, the new tax law and rates for 2024 with its effects on various types of tax. Find answers to the most common questions about taxes in Switzerland in this article.

Founders in Switzerland are faced with the choice: Ltd or LLC. While the LLC requires less initial start-up capital, it is particularly attractive for young entrepreneurs. The Ltd, in turn, offers more anonymity. What is each company type's shareholder liability structure? And what else is there to consider when choosing the legal form for your company? All of this, in this article.

There are numerous domicile address providers in Zug. However, not every provider meets the regulatory standards, and services and prices can vary significantly. This article explains what is important to consider when choosing your legal domicile, which laws must be complied with, and how to avoid unexpected extra costs.

We reveal the importance and use of c/o addresses for companies without their own office space in Switzerland. We also explain how c/o addresses are correctly written and used, and shed light on the legal aspects of using these addresses as company domiciles, as well as the mixed reputation of this type of company address.

High tax rates and regulatory burdens are significantly affecting entrepreneurship in many Western European countries. More and more aspiring founders and entrepreneurs are therefore moving to Switzerland, where low taxes and a simplified regulatory environment make doing business easier.

How to set up a company in Switzerland's tax haven as a non-Swiss resident. An overview of the organizational regulations and essential tips for finding a suitable Swiss representative. Understanding the role of directors and authorized signatories, how much it costs, and more.

Why Zug, in addition to its low taxes and flourishing economy, is one of the most attractive places to live with a high quality of life. From safety and cleanliness, to diverse educational offerings, excellent healthcare, cultural wealth and great leisure opportunities.