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| If you want to know about total nonsense then consider Pro Litteris, both of my tiny companies housed in the same building must pay them yearly amounts because "we might have copy machines and thus make copies of books". | |
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That peed me off as well. Tied to number of employees. I took it as licence to make copies of books.

The first bill was so unprofessional and scrappy, it nearly was binned immediately. They've got better in the last few years.
For the OP - here are the exemptions to paying Serafe:
- Households with persons who receive annual supplementary Old Age, Survivors' and Invalidity (OASI / AHV-IV) insurance benefits from the federal government
- Households with no means of receiving radio or television (no radio, no television, no computer, no tablet, no smartphone, no car radio, etc.)
- Households of deaf-blind people, provided that there are no people liable for the fee living in their private household
- Households of diplomats
Unless you are on this list, if you can have a smartphone, you must pay. That's the law.