Einzelfirma, Selbständig, GMBH questions! - Page 2

fatmanfilms · #21 13.12.2015, 23:49

	Quote:	Treverus
	Valid points and funnily did I never think about it as my experience was the exact opposite: I worked for international companies which always had an AG in Switzerland even if the office was small... As it is much easier to have one compared to for example Germany... Where they'd go for gmbh or even less even though they had hundreds of employees there and only a handful here.

The thing about a Swiss AG / SA is you can't see ownership, in most countries you can see who the share holders are.

Kalo · #22 10.01.2020, 11:46

Hi there,
i know that this topic has been discussed in various threads here, but i couldn't find the answer to my question.
Do i need 3 clients to register as einzelfirma?
Many thanks

martinboss · #23 14.01.2020, 02:05

	Quote:	Kalo
	Hi there, i know that this topic has been discussed in various threads here, but i couldn't find the answer to my question. Do i need 3 clients to register as einzelfirma? Many thanks

Hi, you can directly open your einzelfirma through the website. And they will give you a certain amount of time (like 4 months) to have some customers or some products etc. Now I am in this stage

LAXtoZRH · #24 11.03.2020, 11:40

	Quote:	martinboss
	Hi, you can directly open your einzelfirma through the website. And they will give you a certain amount of time (like 4 months) to have some customers or some products etc. Now I am in this stage

What is the website you are referring to? Thank you!

Phil_MCR · #25 11.03.2020, 12:00

	Quote:
	Setting up a GmbH was so easy and straightforward that I don't understand why people would do the Einzelfirma thing

In the UK it used to be (still is?) standard tax planning to start self-employed and offset the likely startup losses against your other income and then incorporate once you reach profitability.

Plus if the business is uncertain, you can test it out without sinking further costs for incorporating an entity.