No share capital? No problem!

Sole-Proprietorships (in German: Einzelunternehmen) are used only for one man businesses, they can be set up really easily, there is no need for share capital and you can invoice clients inside and outside of Switzerland. If the profit of Sole Proprietorship is lower than CHF 500’000, then only simplified accounts need to be handed in to the tax office.  

Since it is not a legal entity, a sole proprietorship is not taxable as a company. The owner pays a Federal Direct Tax at the personal income tax rate. 

In summary, the founder can benefit from easy set-up process, low cost of registration and most importantly, there is no share capital required! 

If this is what you are looking for, F Trust can assist you with the registration of a Sole-Proprietorship in Switzerland. Please do not hesitate to get in touch.