Swiss debt enforcement and collection, the composition moratorium, liquidation and insolvency, and how cross-border commercial disputes are handled.
Our Restructuring & Insolvency servicesHow the Swiss composition moratorium works under the SchKG: the provisional and definitive stay, the court commissioner, and the composition agreement.
Nachlassstundung: How the Swiss Moratorium Works: ReadHow to wind up a Swiss company: solvent voluntary liquidation under the Code of Obligations, the call to creditors and waiting year, versus bankruptcy.
Liquidating a Swiss Company: Solvent vs Bankrupt: ReadHow to enforce an unpaid debt in Switzerland under the SchKG: the payment summons, the debtor's legal objection, clearing it, then seizure or bankruptcy.
Betreibung Explained: Swiss Debt Enforcement Steps: ReadWhen a Swiss company is over-indebted, art. 725b CO makes the board draw up audited interim accounts and notify the court: the duties, and the liability.
Art. 725b CO: Board Duties When Capital Is Lost: ReadForming and buying Swiss companies: GmbH, AG, holding structures and ready-made shelf entities, share capital and the commercial register process.
Company FormationSwiss corporate tax, VAT registration and rulings, bookkeeping and audit thresholds, and the cantonal rate differences that decide where to base a company.
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