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Old 19.03.2010, 08:15
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Re: Experience registering as self employed in Lausanne as an Australian with a B per

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Also, if you want to register a SARL (Ltd company) there is the small matter of putting aside 20,000chf which is some kind of deposit in case you go bankrupt. For an SA I think the figure was 100K!
Not quite right. It's not really a deposit, you have to have this amount to start the company officialy and it's placed in a notaries account when the company is set up. Once it's been through the registre du commerce which takes about 1 week, it is returned to the company bank account, minus notary fee, including cantonal taxes, where the company can do what it wants with it, including spending it immediately on beer & fags if it wishes.

You can also put upto 50% of this money into the company as assets, such a computers, cars, office furniture, but if you go belly up, all the assets belong to the company and are sold off to highest bidder in the bankrupcy or liquidation procedures.

Last edited by Charlie R. Soles; 19.03.2010 at 08:17. Reason: typo
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