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Setting up a PLC in Switzerland as a cross-border worker

Everything you need to know about setting up a PLC in Switzerland as a cross-border worker: minimum capital CHF 100,000, board of directors, director domiciled in Switzerland, steps and taxation.

Which legal structure should a cross-border worker choose?

Comparison of legal structures available in Switzerland for a cross-border worker: sole proprietorship, LLC, PLC. Selection criteria, required capital, liability and management obligations.

Setting up an LLC in Switzerland as a cross-border worker

Complete guide to setting up an LLC in Switzerland as a cross-border worker: minimum capital of CHF 20,000, requirement for a manager domiciled in Switzerland, Commercial Register registration steps,

Setting up a sole proprietorship in Switzerland as a cross-border worker

How to set up a sole proprietorship in Switzerland as a cross-border worker: conditions, Commercial Register registration, AHV affiliation, tax implications and limits of this legal structure.

Setting up a company in Switzerland as a cross-border worker

Practical guide for cross-border workers wishing to set up a company in Switzerland: legal status, G permit, possible company structures and tax and social implications.

How to easily set up a company in Switzerland as a French national

Simplified guide for French nationals wishing to set up a company in Switzerland: choosing a legal structure, finding a fiduciary, opening an account, registering and getting started quickly.

Setting up acompany in Switzerland as a French national

Complete guide for French nationals wishing to set up a company in Switzerland: residency conditions, legal structures, required capital and administrative procedures.

Starting a Business in Switzerland as a Foreigner: Complete Guide (2026)

Starting a business in Switzerland as a foreigner requires a valid residence permit (B or C for residents, G for cross-border workers) and proof of project viability.

Newly founded companies in Switzerland (February 2026): clear rebound after a moderate January

After a more moderate start to the year, business formation activity has clearly gained momentum.