Taxation

Welcome to Zug: The Perfect Business Hub

Zug Canton, situated in central Switzerland, is more than just a picturesque location—it's a powerhouse for international business. Known for its low taxes, thriving economy, and strong infrastructure, Zug attracts entrepreneurs, multinational corporations, and tech startups alike. Whether you’re launching a startup, expanding your business, or seeking a tax-efficient headquarters, Zug offers a world-class business environment.

Digital Platform Taxation

Starting January 1, 2025, Switzerland is implementing a fundamental transformation in how digital platforms are taxed. Under the new regulations, digital platforms facilitating sales of goods will be considered the direct supplier for VAT purposes, creating a dual-transaction system where platforms act as intermediaries between sellers and buyers.

In the complex landscape of Swiss business operations, managing payroll requires careful attention to detail and thorough understanding of local regulations. Whether you're a company expanding into Switzerland or an organization looking to optimize your existing payroll processes, here's what you need to know.
The Swiss payroll system is known for its emphasis on personal responsibility and relatively low burden of social contributions compared to other countries. It operates through a sophisticated structure that ensures both employee security and employer compliance.

Switzerland's corporate tax system includes federal and cantonal taxes. The total corporate tax rate includes federal income tax, cantonal income tax, and capital taxes. 

Federal Taxation

Legal entities for tax purposes are divided into two categories: 

1. Corporations (including stock corporations, partnerships limited by shares, limited liability companies), cooperatives, and SICAFs. 
2. Associations, foundations, legal entities, and collective investment schemes with direct real estate ownership.

Switzerland’s e-commerce market is on track to hit