My Business: Tax Representation in Switzerland – Obligation or Strategic Opportunity?
If my foreign company sells in Switzerland without a fixed place of business, tax representation is often mandatory to comply with Swiss VAT rules.
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What is tax representation for my business?
Tax representation allows my foreign business to comply with Swiss VAT requirements. It means appointing a local authorised representative responsible for:
- VAT registration in Switzerland
- Filing tax returns
- Communication with the Federal Tax Administration (FTA)
Is my business concerned?
This obligation applies if my company:
- Provides taxable goods or services in Switzerland
- Has worldwide turnover exceeding CHF 100,000
- Has no headquarters or branch in Switzerland
Common examples:
- Selling digital products to Swiss clients from abroad
- Offering training or occasional services in Switzerland (e.g. conferences, consulting)
Tasks of my company’s tax representative
Once appointed, the tax representative:
- Registers my business with the FTA
- Submits VAT returns
- Responds to tax authority requests
- Ensures deadlines and compliance
Why choose Findea.ch for my tax representation?
- International expertise with many foreign clients
- Combined offer: business address + accounting + tax representation
- Digital processes for fast, easy communication
- Transparent pricing, no hidden costs
Bundled services for simplicity
Combining business address and tax representation with Findea.ch:
- Centralises administrative tasks
- Strengthens Swiss market credibility
- Reduces administrative errors
Key takeaway
For any foreign company active in Switzerland, tax representation is not optional but a legal necessity. My business can expand in full compliance with professional support.
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