Income tax and corporate taxes generally speaking do not make a difference between online and offline activities.
Regarding value added taxes it depends on the goods which are provided and if they are delivered online or shipped. Especially if you are selling to customers residing in the EU, you should hire a consultant.
There are huge differences in taxes between the "Kantons". You can compare a Kanton with a state in the US. Every Kanton has its own tax law.
Income tax and corporate taxes generally speaking do not make a difference between online and offline activities.
Regarding value added taxes it depends on the goods which are provided and if they are delivered online or shipped. Especially if you are selling to customers residing in the EU, you should hire a consultant.
There are huge differences in taxes between the "Kantons". You can compare a Kanton with a state in the US. Every Kanton has its own tax law.
I'm Swiss. Born in Zermatt and moved to Florida with my family when I was 10. It's a gorgeous place and I'm actually thinking about shooting there this winter. Can't tell you anything about taxes though. If I remember correctly they're pretty hardcore with them.
I'm Swiss. Born in Zermatt and moved to Florida with my family when I was 10. It's a gorgeous place and I'm actually thinking about shooting there this winter. Can't tell you anything about taxes though. If I remember correctly they're pretty hardcore with them.
I was just there for a few days riding the bike. And I really like the country and the professionalism. It reminds me of where I live, but without the socialism and 67% tax
It is very professional and clean, but its citizens are among the stiffest and most intolerant in Europe imo. But maybe I just feel that way because people here in South Florida are so diverse and laid back.
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