Switzerland is a landlocked central European country bordered by France, Germany, Liechtenstein, Austria and Italy. Switzerland is famous for its mountains. The central Swiss plateau is surrounded by the Jura mountains to the West and the Alps to the South and East.
Switzerland is considered to be one of the world’s most powerful economies, being the home of several multi-national companies such as Nestlé, ABB and Rolex. Switzerland is also an armed neutral country being a relative newcomer to the United Nations joining in 2002.
Country: Switzerland
Population: 8,570,146 (2019 Estimate)
Capital: Bern
Currency: Swiss Franc
Languages: German, French and Italian with a Romansh minority
Switzerland Offshore Company Formation £17486.00 + Vat
Services Included | Year 1 | Year 2 onwards |
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Incorporation | N/A | |
Corporate Structuring | N/A | |
Accounting Data Address | Optional Extra | |
Director and Nominee Service | Optional Extra | Optional Extra |
Estimated renewal costs in year two: £9,264.00 |
The most common form of company available in Switzerland is a corporation (AG) although Limited Liability Companies (GmbH) are also available.
Details of Corporation (AG):
- Minimum requirement of 1 shareholder.
- Requirement for resident director.
- The share capital for a corporation (AG) is 100,000 CHF (Swiss Franc) of which 50,000 must be paid in advance which rises to 20% for a statutory share capital of 250,000 CHF.
Details of Limited Liability Company (GmbH):
- Minimum requirement of 1 shareholder.
- Requirement for resident director.
- The issued share capital requirement is 20,000 CHF.
- Shareholders are published in the Swiss Commercial Register.
All prices quoted are exclusive of VAT.
Please note that information given on this page is subject to change at any time without notice as a consequence of changes made in local legislation.
Banks
A member of our banking team will be able to advise on a suitable offshore bank account for this Company formation.
N.B. Banking does not have to be in the jurisdiction of incorporation and this cost can be reduced substantially by our placing of offshore banking in other overseas jurisdictions.