Once you have completed the above steps, you must submit the necessary documents to the Swiss Trade Register, including the Articles of Association, the bank certificate, and any other necessary documents. In certain cantons, such as Zug, entrepreneurs benefit from favorable tax policies and a well-established infrastructure. Learn more about the advantages and requirements of
Company Formation in Zug to decide whether it suits your business needs.
The notarized documents can be forwarded to the Swiss commercial registry by:
· Registered post;
· Ordinary post;
· Personally.
When the Swiss companies register processes submitted documents, it publishes the details concerning the new company, such as the names of shareholders and business activity, in the Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce (SOGC) – a commercial newspaper. When the newspaper issue is published, the company is considered to be incorporated in Switzerland; thus, other companies can't take the name of this company from this moment.