Switzerland-dexin consulting

Switzerland

Switzerland is a central European country which is divided into 26 states. Plateaus and mountains are the main terrain, which make Switzerland the name of “the rooftop of Europe”. Because of the rich tourism resources, Switzerland wins the reputation of “park of the world”.

Switzerland is a highly developed capitalist country and also the richest, the most stable, the most economically developed country and enjoys the highest standards of living and is the top rated in the global innovation index.

Industry

Manufacturing is the most important industry in Switzerland in which the major industries are production of professional chemicals, medicine and medical products, scientific precision measuring instruments and musical instruments. The main export products are chemicals (34%), machinery and electronic equipment (20.9%), precision instruments and timepieces (16.9%). With the developed finance industry, service industry (including banking industry, tourism, insurance industry and international organizations) enjoys an increasingly important position in Swiss economy.
Tax revenue

Switzerland attracts a lot of offshore funds because Switzerland has a more developed private sector and lower tax rate in western world and is a country with a lower tax rate in developed countries. Newly-founded enterprises enjoy a state-level tax preference and enjoys all tax-free or partial tax-free in most of states within a maximum period of ten years. And the current enterprises can enjoy partial tax preference if the enterprises make a fundamental adjustment to business.
Law

The Constitution of Swiss Confederation protects economic freedom, which allows any person (including foreign nationals) to do business in Switzerland, establish a company or hold a company. The following business entities are allowed under Swiss law: non-stock partnership company (solely-invested, limited partnership or general partnership) and capital-type limited liability company (stock corporation or AG, limited liability company or GmbH). The new “collective investment limited partnership (KKK)” is equivalent to “limited partnership” in English-speaking countries. About 50% Swiss companies are in the legal form of AG and GmbH (the proportion of GmbH is rising).
Advantages

Switzerland is one of the most stable economy in the world. Persistence of Swiss policies, secure financial system and the confidentiality of banks make Switzerland a safe haven for tax avoidance investors.