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Step 1: Choose the Company Name
The first step in Setting
Up a Swiss Companyis selecting an appropriate company name. The name should
be unique and must not conflict with any existing trademarks or business
entities in Switzerland. It is advisable to conduct a name search through the
Swiss Federal Commercial Registry to ensure availability.
Step 2: Define the Business Purpose and Structure
Clearly define the business purpose of your GmbH. This
description should be specific and align with the intended activities of your
company. Additionally, determine the structure of the company, including the
share capital, number of shareholders, and their respective ownership
percentages.
Step 3: Appoint Directors and Shareholders
A GmbH in Switzerland must have at least one director who is
a Swiss resident. The director can be an individual or a legal entity, but at
least one person with signatory authority must be an individual. Shareholders
can be both individuals and legal entities, and there is no restriction on
their residency or nationality.
Step 4: Prepare the Articles of Association
The Articles of Association (AoA) outline the internal
regulations and governance rules of the GmbH. They must include details such as
the company's name, registered office, purpose, share capital, and shareholder
rights. It is recommended to seek legal advice or use a template provided by
the Swiss authorities to ensure compliance.
Step 5: Deposit the Share Capital
Switzerland requires a minimum share capital of CHF 20,000
for a GmbH. This capital must be deposited in a Swiss bank account before the
company registration process can proceed. A confirmation letter from the bank
stating the deposit is required.
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