Swiss corporate tax, VAT registration and rulings, bookkeeping and audit thresholds, and the cantonal rate differences that decide where to base a company.
Corporate Tax Rate in Switzerland by Canton (2026)
What corporate tax rate a Swiss company pays in 2026: effective canton rates from 11.66% to 20.54%, the federal 8.5%, capital tax, TRAF reliefs, Pillar Two.
Crypto tax ruling Switzerland: what the ESTV expects from a token project, how it sequences with the FINMA ruling, and when it does not apply. Ask a partner.
Dividend Tax in Switzerland: 35% Withholding and Refunds
How Swiss dividends are taxed in 2026: the 35% withholding tax, refunds for residents, treaty rates for foreign shareholders and the notification procedure.
EORI Number for Swiss Companies: Where and How to Register
Switzerland issues no EORI numbers. How a Swiss company gets an EU EORI, which member state to apply in, documents, cost and what the Swiss UID covers instead.
What ProLitteris is, why your Swiss company received its invoice, who must pay the GT 8 copying levy in 2026, who is exempt and how to object correctly.
Taxes in Switzerland 2026: Real Rates by Canton (22–43%)
What you really pay in Switzerland in 2026: income tax 22–43% by canton, 11.66–20.54% corporate, wealth tax, 8.1% VAT, 35% withholding tax and lump-sum rules.
FINMA authorisation, SRO membership and the FinIA licence categories, with the substance, capital and fit-and-proper tests each approval actually requires.
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